Bài giảng Phát triển phần mềm phân tán - Bài 6: Aggregation and inheritance - Vũ Thị Hương Giang
21-Oct-16
Objectives
LESSON VI.
Aggregation and Inheritance
•
Understand the aggregation and inheritance
relationships among classes and objects
Vu Thi Huong Giang
SoICT (School of Information and
Communication Technology)
HUST (Hanoi University of Science
and Technology)
Content
•
Aggregation
I. AGGREGATION
–
Principles
–
Order of initialization
•
Inheritance
–
–
–
Principles
Inheritance hierarchy
Sub class definition
•
extends
Order of initialization
super
–
1. Principles
2. Order of initialization
•
1. Principle
Example: Point – an existing class
public class Point
{
•
Reusing through object:
Create new functionality: taking
existing classes and combining them
into a new whole class
MyNewClass
private int x; // x-coordinate
private int y; // y-coordinate
public Point(){}
–
Instance of
existing class
public Point(int x, int y)
{
…
–
Create an interface comprising of
public methods for this new class for
interoperability with other code
this.x
this.y
=
=
x;
y;
Instance of
existing class
}
•
Relation
Existing class is a part of new whole
class
public void setX(int x){ this.x
public int getX(){ return x;
public void setY(int y){ this.y
=
=
x;
y;
}
}
(Interface)
public method
…
–
}
–
New whole class has an existing class
public int getY(){ return y;
public void displayPoint(){
}
Reuse attributes and operations of
existing classes through the instances
of these classes.
public method
System.out.print("("
+ x + "," + y + ")");
Etc.
}
}
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Triangle – whole class
Triangle - usage
public class Triangle
{
public class TriangleUsage
{
private Point d1, d2, d3;
public Triangle(Point p1, Point p2, Point p3){
public static void main(String[] args)
{
Point d1
Point d2
Point d3
=
=
=
new Point(2,3);
new Point(4,6);
new Point (5,1);
d1
=
p1; d2
= p2; d3 = p3;
}
public Triangle(){
d1
d2
d3
=
=
=
new Point();
new Point(0,1);
new Point (1,1);
Triangle triangle1
Triangle triangle2
=
=
new Triangle(d1, d2, d3);
new Triangle();
triangle1.displayTriangle();
triangle2.displayTriangle();
}
public void displayTriangle(){
d1.displayPoint();
d2.displayPoint();
d3.displayPoint();
System.out.println();
}
}
}
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3
}
Triangle
Point
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2. Order of initialization
•
Initialize all instances of reused
existing classes
MyNewClass
INHERITANCE
Instance of
existing class
–
Call their constructors
…
•
Initialize an instance of the
whole class
Instance of
existing class
–
Call its constructor
(Interface)
public method
…
public method
1. Principles
2. Subclass definition
Etc.
1. Principles
Example
•
Reusing through class: create a new class by extending the
functionality of an existing class
Super class
Media
Defining basic operations on
media products
–
The existing class is called the parent class, or super class, or base
class
All the behaviors of super class (public
attributes, operations, relationships) are
inherited by the sub-class
–
The new class is called the child class, or subclass, or derived class
•
Relation: New class is a kind of existing class
–
A subclass inherits the operations, attributes and hierarchical
relationships of its super class
•
If a method is defined in a super class, all of its sub class inherit
automatically this method
Sub class Book
•
If a set of member variables are defined in a super class, all of its sub
classes inherit the same set of member variables
Basic operations on media products
+
•
To provide new functionality to a subclass, we can
Define new methods and variables for this subclass only
Super class
Media
Specific behaviors on books
–
–
Override (execute instead of) methods of the super class in this
subclass
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2. Class hierarchy
Example
•
The class hierarchy defines the inheritance
relationship between classes.
•
The Shape class
directly extends the
Object class
The Circle class is
indirectly inherits from
the Object class
Object
–
–
The root of the class hierarchy is the class Object.
•
Every class in Java directly or indirectly extends (inherits
from) this class.
•
Direct super class: the super class from which a
subclass explicitly inherits.
Shape
….
–
Java: a class can only have one direct super class (single
inheritance)
2D Shape
3D Shape
•
•
Indirect super class: any class above the direct
super class in the class hierarchy
The constructors and destructors are not
inherited.
Circle
Triangle
Quadrilateral
Sphere
Polyhedron
Visibility of inherited members
3. Subclass definition
•
•
A public member is accessed from any class
A super classes protected members can be accessed by members of
its subclasses and by members of classes in the same package.
A private member is only accessible from inside the class in which it
was declared.
[access-modifier] class Subclass-name
extends Superclass-name{
//
//
//
New added variables
•
New methods
Overridden methods
Public
member
Protected
member
Private
member
Default
member
}
Inside class
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Yes
subclasses inside
package
subclasses outside
package
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
No
No
No
No
classes with
non-inheritance
relationship
outside package
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Example
Instance of subclass
// Media class (super class)
// Book class (sub-class)
public class Book extends Media
protected String author[];
protected int pages;
Super class
(Media)
•
An instance of a
subclass comprises
of:
public class Media
{
{
protected String title;
protected String category;
protected float cost;
public Book()
{
–
member variables
and methods that
were defined by
the super class
member variables
and methods that
were added by the
subclass
...
}
public void displayInstanceInfo()
{
// new methods
...
}
public void setNumberofPages(int pages){
title
category
cost
this.pages
= pages;
...
}
}
// overridden method
–
public void displayInstanceInfo()
{
//....
author
pages
}
}
// Usage
public class BookClassUsage
public static void main(String[] args)
Book obj new Book();
obj.displayInstanceInfo();
{
{
=
}
}
Sub class
(Book)
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Example: ChargeAccount - subclass
Example: Account – super class
public class ChargeAccount extends
Account{
public void loan(int overdraft)
int current_overdraft
this.overdraft overdraft;
{
class Account
{
=
// Member variables
// Additional member variables
private int overdraft;
+
protected String owner; // Account name
protected long balance; // Balance
// value setting Methods
if (current_overdraft <=
overdraft_limit)
// borrowing amount
this.overdraft += overdraft;
private int overdraft_limit;
/* limit to the amount withdrawn
else System.out.println("The
limit to the amount
withdrawn is exceeded !!!
");
public void setData(String name, long init_balance)
{
*
*
from an account even though
there is zero balance */
owner
=
name;
init_balance;
balance
=
}
// Additional methods
// overridden method
}
public void setOverdraftLimit(int
public void display()
{
overdraft_limit)
{
public void display()
System.out.print("Owner:"
System.out.println("\t Balance:"
{
System.out.println("\t\t
Borrowing amount limit:"+
overdraft_limit);
this.overdraft_limit
overdraft_limit;
=
+
owner);
+
balance);
this.overdraft
= 0;
System.out.println("\t\t
}
}
Borrowing amount:"
overdraft);
+
}
}
}
Example: ChargeAccountClassUsage
4. Initialization order
public class ChargeAccountClassUsage
public static void main(String[] args)
// creat super class object
Account account new Account();
// create sub class object
ChargeAccount chargeacc new ChargeAccount();
{
•
•
Objects are constructed top-down under inheritance.
Super class is initialized before its subclass
{
a
=
–
first call super-class constructors
a
–
then call sub-class constructors
=
// sub class object calls methods from its super class: ok
chargeacc.setData("Giang", 1000000);
•
•
The constructors of the direct super class are always
called
chargeacc.setOverdraftLimit(1000);
chargeacc.loan(2000);
–
Explicit call: call the super class constructor from the sub
class constructor code
// super class object calls methods from its own class: ok
account.setData("Tuan", 2000000);
–
Implicit call: call the parameter-less or default constructor
of the super class (if present); no call is written in the code
// super class object calls methods from its sub class: no
account.setOverdraftLimit(1000);
// can not call method from its super class, once it is overridden
chargeacc.display();
Each super class’ constructor manipulates the
instance variables that the subclass will inherit
((Account) chargeacc).display();
}
}
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Implicitly call of super class
constructor: Example 1
Implicitly call of super class
constructor: Example 1
public class Triangle
{
public class IsoscelesTriangles extends Triangle{
public IsoscelesTriangles()
// automatic call Triangle()
{
private Point d1, d2, d3;
public Triangle
System.out.println("IsoscelesTriangle constructor");
(Point p1, Point p2, Point p3){
}
d1
= p1; d2 = p2; d3 = p3;
}
}
public Triangle(){
System.out.println("Triangle constructor");
public class IsoscelesTriangleClassUsage
{
d1
d2
d3
=
=
=
new Point();
public static void main(String[] args)
{
new Point(0,1);
new Point (1,1);
IsoscelesTriangles obj new IsoscelesTriangles();
=
}
}
}
public void displayTriangle(){
d1.displayPoint();
d2.displayPoint();
d3.displayPoint();
System.out.println();
}
}
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Implicitly call of super class
constructor: Example 2
Implicitly call of super class
constructor: Example 3
public class IsoscelesTriangles extends
Triangle{
public class IsoscelesTriangles extends
Triangle{
public IsoscelesTriangles() {
public class Triangle
{
public class Triangle {
private Point d1, d2, d3;
public void displayTriangle(){
d1.displayPoint();
d2.displayPoint();
d3.displayPoint();
System.out.println();
}
private Point d1, d2, d3;
public Triangle
public IsoscelesTriangles()
{
// automatic call Triangle();
System.out.println
("IsoscelesTriangle constructor");
// automatic call Triangle();
System.out.println
("IsoscelesTriangle constructor");
(Point p1, Point p2, Point p3){
System.out.println
}
}
("Triangle constructor");
}
}
d1
= p1; d2 = p2; d3 = p3;
}
public class IsoscelesTriangleClassUsage
public static void main(String[] args)
IsoscelesTriangles obj
new IsoscelesTriangles();
{
public class IsoscelesTriangleClassUsage
public static void main(String[] args)
IsoscelesTriangles obj
new IsoscelesTriangles();
{
}
public void displayTriangle(){
d1.displayPoint();
d2.displayPoint();
d3.displayPoint();
System.out.println();
}
{
{
=
=
}
}
}
}
}
Failed, because class Triangle has user-
defined constructor, but no constructor
Triangle() is found in the super class.
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5. super keyword
Explicit call of super class constructor
super
(superclassMedia)
•
•
This keyword is used to indicate
the super class of the caller class
Two usages of super:
•
If the super class defines explicitly his
constructors with parameter, the sub class must
call them explicitly
–
to call the super-class
constructor
title
category
cost
–
Sub class constructor (either with or without
parameters) calls the super class constructor in his first
statement using super keyword.
super(parameter list);
to access super-class members
super.variable;
–
author
pages
•
•
The sub class could also call explicitly the
constructor without parameter of its super class
Depending on the passed argument when a
constructor make a super call, the relevant
constructor of super class is executed.
super.method(parameter list);
this
(sub class Book)
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Call super class’ constructor from a
constructor without parameter
Call super class’ constructor from a
constructor without parameter
public class RightAngleTriangle extends Triangle{
public class Triangle
{
public RightAngleTriangle()
{
private Point d1, d2, d3;
public Triangle(){
// explicitly call the constructor with parameter
// of super class
d1
d3
=
=
new Point(); d2
new Point (1,1);
= new Point(0,1);
super(new Point(0,0), new Point(1,0), new Point(0,2));
System.out.println("RightAngleTriangle constructor");
}
public Triangle(Point p1, Point p2, Point p3){
}
System.out.println("Triangle constructor");
}
}
d1
= p1; d2 = p2; d3 = p3;
public class RightAngleTriangleClassUsage
{
}
public static void main(String[] args)
{
public void displayTriangle(){
d1.displayPoint();
d2.displayPoint();
d3.displayPoint();
System.out.println();
}
RightAngleTriangle obj new RightAngleTriangle();
=
}
}
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Call super class’ constructor from a
constructor with parameter
Access super class’ members
public class RightAngleTriangle extends Triangle{
•
•
The super keyword allows accessing to the
hidden variables or methods of the super-class
When a sub-class declares the variables or
methods with the same names and types as its
super-class, the re-declared variables or methods
hide those of the super-class.
public RightAngleTriangle(Point p1, Point p2, Point p3)
{
// explicitly call the constructor with parameter of super class
super(p1, p2, p3);
System.out.println("RightAngleTriangle constructor");
}
}
public class RightAngleTriangleClassUsage
public static void main(String[] args)
RightAngleTriangle obj1 new
RightAngleTriangle(new Point(0,0), new Point(1,0), new Point(0,2));
{
{
=
}
}
Access super class’ method
Access super class’ variable
public class ChargeAccount extends Account{
// Account class
class Account
public class ChargeAccount extends Account{
// Account class
class Account
// Additional member variables
private int overdraft;
private int overdraft_limit;
//…
{
// Additional member variables
private int overdraft;
private int overdraft_limit;
//…
{
// Member variables
protected String owner;
protected long balance;
// Member variables
protected String owner;
protected long balance;
// access to the super class' member
// access to the super class' member
//…
//…
public void displayInfo()
{
public void displayInfo()
{
public void display()
System.out.print("Owner:"
System.out.println("\t Balance:"
balance);
{
// access super class method
// super.displayInfo();
public void display()
System.out.print("Owner:"
System.out.println("\t Balance:"
balance);
{
// access super class method;
+
owner);
+
owner);
+
super.displayInfo();
+
// access directly to super class’s variables
// to do the same thing
}
System.out.println("\t\t Borrowing
amount limit:“+ overdraft_limit);
System.out.println("\t\t Borrowing
amount:“+ overdraft);
}
}
//System.out.print("Owner:"
//System.out.println("\t Balance:"
+
super.owner);
super.balance);
}
+
}
System.out.println("\t\t Borrowing
amount limit:“+ overdraft_limit);
System.out.println("\t\t Borrowing
amount:“+ overdraft);
}
}
}
6. Final modifier
Quiz 1: Aggregation
•
The final modifier indicates a class that can not
be sub-classed.
• Implement the class Triangle in a different way
–
Hint : using the array data type.
–
Example
public final class EquilateralTriangle extends
Triangle{
//
}
•
•
If a method is declared with the final modifier, it
can not be overridden
If a variable is declared with the final modifier, it
can not be changed after its initialization
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Quiz 1: Aggregation
Another implementation of Triangle
Quiz 2: Inheritance
public class AnotherTriangle
private Point[] Point
{
•
Modify the Account and ChargeAccount class to
visualize following cases
=
new Point[3];
public AnotherTriangle(Point p1, Point p2, Point p3){
–
–
–
Encapsulation of the Account class
Call the constructor of its own class
Call the constructor of its super class
Point[0]
Point[1]
Point[2]
=
=
=
p1;
p2;
p3;
}
–
Hint: using private, this and super keywords
public void displayTriangle(){
Point[0].displayPoint();
Point[1].displayPoint();
Point[2].displayPoint();
System.out.println();
}
1
3
Triangle
Point
}
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Quiz 2:
Quiz 2: encapsulation
call the constructor of its own class
//Account class
//Account class
public class Account
{
public class Account {
// Member variables
// Member variables
private String owner; // Account name
private long balance; // Balance
private String owner; // Account name
private long balance; // Balance
// constructor with parameters
// value setting methods
public Account (String owner, long balance){
public void setOwner(String name)
this.owner name;
}
{
=
this.owner
=
owner;
= balance;
this.balance
}
public void setBalance(long balance){
this.balance balance;
=
}
public Account() {
// constructor call of own class
// value getting methods
public String getOwner(){
return this.owner;
}
public long getBalance(){
return this.balance;
}
this("My name", 1);
}
public void display()
System.out.print("Owner:"
System.out.println("\t Balance:"
{
+ owner);
+
this.balance);
}
}
}
Quiz 2: call the constructor of its super
class
Quiz 2: this and super
public class ChargeAccount extends Account{
// Additional member variables
public class ChargeAccountUssage
public static void main(String[] args)
// Use the constructor without argument
Account obj new Account();
obj.display();
{
{
private int overdraft; // borrowing amount
private int overdraft_limit;
=
//constructor of sub-class
System.out.println();
public ChargeAccount(String name, long balance, int overdraft_limit){
// explicit call to super class;
// For sub-class method, use superclass method
super(name, balance);
ChargeAccount obj2
obj2.display();
= new ChargeAccount("Vu Thi Huong Giang",10000,50000);
this.overdraft
= 0;
this.overdraft_limit
=
overdraft_limit;
}
}
}
public void display()
{
// access to the super class' method
super.display();
System.out.println("\t\t Borrowing amount limit:"+ overdraft_limit);
System.out.println("\t\t Borrowing amount:"
+ overdraft);
}
}
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Quiz 3: Final modifier
Quiz 3: final
public class Circle
{
•
The final keyword means that this variable can
never be changed.
public static final double PI
public double x, y;
= 3.14159;
public double r;
}
public class CircleClassUsage
public static void main(String[] args)
Circle.PI 4;
{
{
=
}
Is this correct ?
Review
•
Aggregation:
–
Create new functionality by taking other classes and
combining them into a new class.
–
Formulate an common interface to this new class
•
Inheritance:
–
Extend the functionality of a class by creating a
subclass.
–
Override super class members in the subclasses to
provide new functionality
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