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\end{lstlisting} |
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The output of this code would be \pigOut{brett}. |
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You access methods the same way as your would class properties except you include the parenthesis. |
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You may also notice a reference to a variable \pigVar{this} in the method definition. |
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This special variable is used within methods to refer to the object that the method belongs to. |
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So using \pigVar{this} within the method \pigVar{printName} is similar to using the variable \pigVar{p} to access |
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the specific instance that that method belongs to. |
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\subsection{Special Methods} |
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