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JavaFX Triggers And Operators

This time we will talk about sequences, these are an addition to the basic types of JavaFX, language provides us with a structure called a sequence which represents an ordered list of objects (Although they are not just objects), each object within the sequence is called item. To declare a sequence we use [] and enter in each item separated by commas. Content

• Creating Sequences Using Sequence Predicates
• Accessing Items Items
• Inserting Into a Sequence
• Deleting Items from a Sequence
• Reversing the Items in a Sequence
• Comparing Sequences Sequences Using Slices
  

Creating Sequences
We have several ways to declare such a sequence could lock the items in [] separated by commas. Def

  weekDays1 = ["Monday", "Tuesday"] / / Here we do not define the data type def 
 weekDays2: String [] = ["Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday"] / / Here inform the type of 
 Items  

An important feature of the sequences is that they can be constructed based on other sequences, for the example above could do made the following combination

  / / Here we obtain a sequence with every day 
 def days = [weekDays1, weekDays2, ["Saturday", "Domingo"]]; 
 println (days) / / Print [Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Domingo] 
 kind 
  Items 

Here the compiler actually flattens the above sequences to generate the new sequence. JavaFX script also gives us a simpler way to work with arithmetic sequences. Example

  def nums = [1 .. 100]; 
  

This would create a sequence which possess the numbers 1 to 100

Predicates Using
We refer to predicates when using a Boolean expression to generate a new sequence is formed by a subset of the original sequence.
Example:

  def nums = [1,2,3,4,5]; 
 numsGreater def nums = [n we feel the need to access the items that are stored in our streams and for this we can use the indexes of the sequence. 
 
  def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday" "Sunday"]; 

println (days [0]);
println (days [ 1]); println (days [2]); println (days [3]);
println (days [4]);
println (days [5]);
println (days [6]);


In this case there would be problems because we know the number of items that exist in our sequence if we wanted to know the number of items that there should use the keyword sizeof


def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday" "Sunday"]; println (sizeof days) / / This would print the number 7

 Items Inserting a Sequence Into Another  
 language keyword is the word insert, this is used to achieve insert item in a sequence. Here we must take into account a fact that is not a minor and that the sequences really are immutable (unchanging means that after being created are never modified), then we really to insert an item in a sequence below creates truth a new sequence and is reassigned automatically, giving the impression that we modify the existing sequence. 
 
 
 / / initialize the sequence with a single item 
 var days = ["Monday"]; 
 / / Insert two items at the end of the sequence 
 insert "Tuesday" into days; 
 insert "Thursday" into days;  / / Insert a item before the item at position 2 

insert "Wednesday" before days [2];
/ / Insert a item after item of position 3

 insert "Friday" after days [3];  If you use positions 
 invalid 
 nothing happens and the items are inserted at the end or beginning depending on the case, for example if will insert an item after days [24] we would really be inserted at the end of the sequence or days Before an item [-1]  this is inserted at the beginning. 

Deleting Items from a Sequence

As we have already inserted item should also be possible to delete them and this can be done through using delete keyword in different ways

  
 def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday" "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday" "Sunday"]; 
 / / We delete the item "Monday" 
 delete "Monday" from days; 
 / / We delete the item from position 0 
 delete days [0]; 
 / / Clear all item, but the sequence is still useful 
 delete days; 
 
  This is very similar to the above, note that if items are marked or to delete the selected item does not exist, do not perform the deletion. Reversing the 

Items in a Sequence
This technique allows us to spend an entire sequence using only the keyword reverse. An example to clarify this

/ / start the sequence with the numbers 1 to 5

 var nums = [1 .. 5];  / / We turn 
 reverse sequence nums; 
 / / This prints [1 , 2, 3, 4, 5] 
 println (nums); 
 / / invest sequence but now if we assign the result 
 nums nums = reverse; 
 / / This prints [5, 4, 3, 2, 1] 
 println (nums);  

The above example shows how the sequence is not allocate their reverse order and in this case must be explicit by the programmer, does not work as delete or insert which is done automatically. Comparing Sequences


To compare the sequences are taken into account two points, the first length and the second correspondence between their item. On completion of these two landmarks can be sure that the strings are equal.

  
 / / Create two identical sequences SEQ1 
 def = [1,2,3,4,5]; 
 def seq2 = [1,2,3,4,5]; 
 / / compare and this comparison returns true 
 println (SEQ1 == seq2); 
 
 
 Now insert an item to the seq2 to achieve that is different than the other and to re-run the comparison. 
 
  / / Create two identical sequences SEQ1 

var = [1,2,3,4,5];
var seq2 = [1,2,3,4,5]; / / Insert an element in seq 6 Into insert
seq2; / / print seq2 to verify that change
println (seq2);
/ / compare and this comparison returns false

 println (SEQ1 == seq2);  
 
 far we saw the case of equality and the case where the length is greater, we now remains to see if their items have a different position and this also creates an inequality between sequences. 
 
 
 / / Create two identical sequences SEQ1  var = [1,2,3,4,5]; 

var seq2 = [1,2,3,4,5];
/ / Insert an element in seq seq2 = seq2

 reverse;  / / print seq2 to verify that your order 
 change println (seq2); 
 / / compare and this comparison returns false 
 println (SEQ1 == seq2); 
 
 
 We cover all 3 cases comparison between sequences, now valleys last point 
 
 
 Sequences Using Slices  

Before proceeding to explain the different ways to get a slice, we should understand it is a slice, a slice is basically just a portion of a sequence based on a criterion or selection, you could define a slice as a subset of the sequence A slice is a sequence.
slice can be defined in the following ways

 seq [a.. B]  seq [a.. \u0026lt;B] 
 seq [a..] 
 seq [a.. \u0026lt;] 
 
 In the above definitions seq sequence would want to get a slice and b the start and end indexes, explain each 
 
 
 seq [a.. b] 
 
  

def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday" "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday" "Sunday"];
/ / The new sequence would have the item "Saturday" and "Sunday" def = weekend days [5 .. 6];

This way to create a slice includes two indexes


seq [a.. \u0026lt;b]



def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday" "Saturday" "Sunday"]; / / The new sequence would have all the item less "Saturday" and "Sunday" weekdays
def = days [0 .. \u0026lt;5];
In this case only the first position is included and the other not.

  seq [a..] 
 
 
  def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday" "Sunday"]; 

/ / The new sequence would have the item "Saturday" and "Sunday" weekend
def = days [5 ..];
Here we are defining a slice that begins at position 5 and to include that position until the end of the sequence inclusive.

  seq [a.. 
 
  

def days = ["Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday" "Sunday"];
/ / The new sequence would have every item except the " Domingo "def
days2 = days [0 ..\u0026lt;]; This type of slice is similar to the previous and beginning at the first position and goes even to the end of the sequence but not including the last item

 far we have analyzed the different actions and types and sequences referred to in next post we will be analyzing the binding and trigger in JavaFX, I am saying goodbye and I hope the post will be helpful Regards  
 
 
  

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Operators are special symbols that give us the language to interact with one or two operations and return a result, based on the type of operator we use, we'll see if it works with a single operating or are both required. As we have done until now present a list of different types of operators and then go into the details of each.
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Operators:

Arithmetic Operators Assignment Operators Unary Operators



Equality and Relational Operators Conditional Operators

Type Comparison Operator

Assignment Operators This is one of the operators common that we find, basically used for mapping between the variables and we want to store data in it. This operator is represented by the symbol "=".
• var example1 = 2;
var example2 = "Test";
• In this case we see two assignments in Example 1 save the value 2 in the example1 variable, and in the second case the string example2 (Actually talk to keep the references and that are objects, but I think it is important to want to leave this issue as clear).
• 
  Arithmetic Operators Arithmetic operators are used for calculations between the variables.
+ (additive operator)

- (subtraction operator)
* (multiplication operator) / (division operator) mod (remainder operator) These operators cover the 4 basic operations and operation the rest through the switch mod

 Example var  
 
  example = 1 + 2; 

println (example) / / example is 3

example = example - 1; println (example) / / example
example is 2 * 2 = example,
println (example) / / example is 4

example = example / 2;
println (example) / / example is 2

example = example + 8;
println (example) / / example is 10
example = example mod 7; println (example) / / example is 3

  
 
 
 Operators Unary Operators Unary are those that can be used having a single operand. 
 
 
 example = 0; 
 example + = 1; 
 println (example) / / result is 1 example 
 
 -= 1; 
 println (example) / / result is 0 
 
 example = 2; 
 example *= 5; 
 println (example) / / result is 10 
 
 example / = 2;  println (example) / / result is 5 

Equality and Relational Operators

 Here are the operators we use to comparisons and relationships of the type, is larger than it is different than, etc..  
 == / / Same as 
! = / / Other than that 
> / / Greater than 
> = \u200b\u200b/ / Greater than or equal 
 \u0026lt;/ / Less than 
 \u0026lt;= / / Less than or equal 
 
 
 def num1 = 1; 
 def num2 = 2; 
 println (num1 == num2) / / False 
 println (num1! = num2) / / True 
 println (num1> num2) / / False  println (num1> = num2) / / False 

println (num1 \u0026lt;num2) / / True println (num1 \u0026lt;= num2) / / True



Conditional Operators

In this section we have two operators for these conditions are the operator AND and OR operators, they have a behavior called "Short-circuiting" which means that if an expression we use the AND operator and the first term is false and is left to assess the rest, and if we use an OR operator if the first term is true also evaluates the rest .


def username = "foo";

 def password = "bar";  
 if ((username == "foo") and (password == "bar")) {
 println ("Test 1: username AND Are correct password ") / / Test 1: Are correct username and password 
 
 
} if ((username ==" ") and (password ==" bar ")) {
 println (" Test 2: username AND password is correct ") / / does not run this code 
 
 
} if ((username == "foo") or (password == "bar")) { println ("Test 3: OR username password is correct") / / Test 3: OR username password is correct 

} if ((username == "") or (password == "bar")) {
println ("Test 4: OR username password is correct") / / Test 4: OR username password is correct}

  
 
 
 
 Type Comparison Operator This operator is used to check whether an object is an instance of a class or subclass in particular. The instanceof operator returns true if the object is an instance of the specified class. Returns false if the object is an instance of the specified class, or if the object is null. Def 
 
 
 str1 = "Hello"; 
 println (str1 instanceof String) / / True 
 
 def num = 1031; 
 println (num instanceof Integer) / / False 
 
 
 Well this was a quick review of the JavaFX operators now and then continue to see binding sequences and triggers between functions introduced in order to leave the plot of this powerful scripting language. 
 
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visibility modifiers


In this post we will see the different types of visibility that we can use for classes, variables and methods explain what modifiers apply to each and their differences as a first step we start naming which are present in JavaFX.

 Modifiers:  
 
 
 
 Default Access 
  

The package Access Modifier

The protected Access Modifier

• The public Access Modifier

• The public- Access Modifier read

• The public-init Access Modifier

Default Access
• This switch is one who unknowingly use it in all the previous examples and we mentioned it when we said which is known as the modifier "script-only", this means that any
class

variable or function that does not define a default profile will be visible from any part of the script and anywhere else

• The Package Access Modifier Modifier by
package allows us to define

package visibility classes, variables or functions

, bone we could have two. fx which are the same package so we could use things from each other provided we have defined the visibility package
• Example:

script1.fx
/ / Here we define package this script package tutorial;
/ / define the message var package visibility package var message = "Hello from script1.fx!"

/ / define the function also package package visibility function printMessage () { println ("{message} (in function printMessage)");}


script2.fx

/ / Here we define the package of this script package tutorial;

  / / acedo var message to the script1 
 println (script1.message) 
 
 / / Call function 
 script1 script1.printMessage (); 
 
 
 
 In the example you can see from a script we can access variables or functions in another script if they are defined in the same package and whether those variables or functions with a defined package visibility. The 
 
  Protected Access Modifier 

With this switch, we can define visibility

 variables and functions between the same package and between subclasses.  
 Example: 
 
 
 one.fx 
 
 
 / / Here we define the package of this script 
 package tutorial;  

public class one {protected var message = "Hello!"}


two. fx
style = "font-size: 100 %;">// import the import script
one tutorial.one;

/ / How to inherit from one and two message this / / defined as protected can do to your value class one extends two {

 printMessage function () { println ("Class says two {message}"); 
 
}}; 
 two var t = {}; 
 t.printMessage (); 
 The 
  

public Access Modifier By using this modifier are giving you the ability to access either from any class or package to

 classes, variables and functions that have been exposed  and public. 
 Example: 
 
  
 One.fx 
  
  
 package tutorial; 
 public def someMessage = "This is a public script variable, in one.fx"; 
 public class one { 
 &nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp public var message = "Hello from class one!"; 
 &nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp public function printMessage() { 
 &nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp&nbsp println("{message} (in function printMessage)");  } 

}
Two.fx

import tutorial.one;
println(one.someMessage); var o = one{}; println(o.message);

 o.printMessage ();  
 
 
 The Public-Access Modifier read 
 
 Well the last two switches are the toughest in my opinion so pay attention and work. Public 
 read gives us the possibility to tell them that variables are only read from either side but it works for writing from the same package, but here is where the trap we could also define what will be read only and define public another scope for writing, we accomplish this in three ways. 
 
  

/ / Here we are in the case where the variable / / is read only, except in the same public-read script

 var example1 = 'Test';  
 / / Here we are in the case where the variable 
 / / is read only, except for the script of the same package 
 public-read package var example2 = 'Test'; 
 
 / / Here we are in the case where the variable  / / is read only, except for 

script / / the same package or subclasses protected public-read Example3 var = 'Test';


I think that seeing above three variants of us should be a clear idea of \u200b\u200bhow this switch but if there is any doubt, do not hesitate to discuss.

  The public-init Access Modifier 
 
 This is very similar to the switch above with the difference that we use to define where we can start our variable. Example 
 
 
 
 
 Two.fx 
 
 import 
 tutorial.one; 
 var o = {
 one message: "Initialized variable from A Different this package!" 
  

} / / does not compile, as writing was not defined
/ / so the default is the same script
o.message = "Changing the message ...";
println (o.message)


Well with this we have taken a look at each one, in this part did not give a great theoretical explanation because I think the examples reflect well concepts and there is no much to say about these switches.

In the next post we will concentrate on operators of the language we see that are very similar to Java, but it should explain if only briefly and make a difference. Greetings

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JavaFX Classes

The JavaFX API and provides us with a large number of classes that we use in our applications, however we can also define your own classes, this section will concentrate on defining a few classes and see new variants provides us the language.


A class is declared using the class keyword and class name class


Address
{var street: String;
var city: String;
var state: String;
var zip: String;}


can see here we are defining the Address class which consists of 4 variables that now

not define any visibility modifiers (Next issue;)) will default visibility is known as "script-only." This also applies to the class because they do not define their visibility modifier and may only be used from the same script. A very important detail is that classes do not have builders how to create an instance of some sort is by the name of the class and open "{...}" and initialize the properties we want, we can imagine this as in the closure we have a Map property and then assign values \u200b\u200b

 def address = { Street Address: 1 Main Street ";  city," Santa Clara "  state: "CA"; 
 zip: "95050"} 
 
 
 
 Above is the creation of an instance of the Address class, which initializes its various properties. Abstract Classes 
  

As in the Java language can define a class as abstract, remember that a class is abstract if it is defined as abstract class
because it holds one or more methods (functions if we refer to JavaFX), and if not have them and just mark the class as abstract.

  
 abstract class Account {var 
 accountNum: Integer; 
 var balance: Number; 
 getBalance 
 function (): Number {
 return balance;}  

function deposit (amount: Number): Void { balance + = Amount; } function
Withdraw (amount: Number): Void { balance -= Amount;
}}

    Here we just define our abstract class that provides all necessary functionality but for some reason we decided to mark it as abstract as So we do not care for example, but it is good to clarify that this class could be concrete. To make a class inherit from another we use the word extends 
 and after that as we add more properties or writing functions or what we need to do. 
 
 
 
 SimpleAccount 
 class extends Account {var 
 hasOverDraftProtection: Boolean; 
 override function 
 Withdraw (amount: Number): Void {
 if (balance-Amount \u0026lt;0 and hasOverDraftProtection) {
 balance = 0;} else {
 
 balance -= Amount; / / may result in negative account balance! 
 
}}} 
  

SimpleAccount In the example we see how to implement inheritance, we can also see the override switch

which is responsible to overwrite a function within the same function we are overwriting see how we use super to access the implementation of parent class.

  far we have found many differences with Java but it's time to talk Mixin class. Mixin Classes 
 
 
 
 
 mixin classes would be a mix of Java interfaces with abstract classes because they are left to implement and define the implementation of the functions, but we can not instantiate mixin classes. 
 
 Example: 
   
  
  
  
 package classpkg;   

mixin class MyNameMixin {
var firstName = "John"; var lastName = "Doe"; function printName(){
println("My name is: {firstName} {lastName}");
}
}
mixin class MyAddressMixin { var address = "1 Main Street, Anytown USA";
function printAddress(){
println("My address is: {address}");
}
}

 class MyContact extends MyNameMixin, MyAddressMixin { }   
 def myContact = MyContact{}; 
 myContact.printName(); 
 myContact.printAddress(); 
  
  
  
 In this example we are defining two mixin classes which have properties and functions, and although you can not create new instances of them can use it to achieve multiple inheritance. 
 
 I leave a list of rules on classes: 
 
 
 Mixin classes can not be instantiated 
 
 Mixin classes can only inherit from classes or interfaces Mixin 
 
 Mixin classes can extend any number of interfaces or classes 
 Mixin 
 JavaFX classes can only inherit from a class because JavaFX is based on Java 
 
 Well with this we end this post, the next topic will be on the visibility modifiers, I hope you have understood everything and have not been questions, discuss anything 
 
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Hello as they are, we here investigate JavaFX and begin to see their data types and learn how to work with them.

Well, let
Data Types:

String and Integer Number

Boolean

Duration


Void Null

String:
3. is the kind of data that we use for storing character representation, practically operated As in java, but we will find some differences. Declaration and initialization
5. var string1 = 'String 1'; var str2 = "String 1";
6. As can be seen here is allowed to initialize or assign a String either double quotes or single quotes whereas in Java we could only do it with quotes. Also, if notice is not necessary to tell which is of type String and this type and is assigned automatically.

often want to concatenate variables of type String, in JavaFX this can be solved using within " a closure on which is evaluated Concatenated string and this is the new String , we see an example to clarify this


def name = 'Joe';
var result = "Hello {name}";

 println (result);   
 If you run This code will see that the phrase appears   console "Hello Joe 

" as the outcome variable is a reference to the new String that is generated


Note:

closure is called to the fact that create references to local variables which defined the closure, the closure-Minimum own explanation,

  
 
 def value = true;  var response = "The answer is {if (value)" Yes "else" No "}"; 

As we see here we are defining a closure if it returns a "Yes" or "No" we might think of this as a function receives as parameter the variable value, instead it simply the closure have access to references from which he has been defined. not do it for long with the String will show the latest example where we will see two references to concatenate String def

frase1 = "This example"; frase2 def = "joins two strings." Def fraseFinal = "{ frase1 frase2} {} "; println (fraseFinal)
Number and Integer

:  
 These data types are referred to the numeric types and we will distinguish two types of integers and floating point. Def 
  

numeroUno = 1.0, / / \u200b\u200bHere the compiler infers the data type Number Numberof
def = 1; / / Here the compiler infers the data type Integer

/ / Here we make an explicit statement

 def numeroTres: Number = 1.0;  def numeroCuatro: Integer = 1; 
 
 
 
 usually recommended to use the type Integer and leave  Number type only cases of genuine necessity. 

Boolean:

 This value is equal to the rate of Java and accepts Boolean values \u200b\u200btrue / false.  
 
 if (isAsleep) {
 wakeup ();} 
 
 
  The code that we enter in "()" will be evaluated on change the code entered in "{}" will be executed 

Duration:
This is a special type of JavaFX is responsible for representing a time unit 5ms / / 5 milliseconds
10s / / 10 seconds
30m / / 30 minutes

 1h; / / 1 hour  
 
'll see in more detail this type when we start using animations as we want there in different moments of a Time Line to run various actions. 
  

Void:
I think this is already known to everyone, but we say it is the type used to indicate that a function does not return any value.
function print (): Void {
println ("This function returns nothing!");}

  print function () {
 println ("This function returns nothing!");} 
 
 As 
  we can see we have two forms that are valid to indicate that the function does not return any value, either explicitly with: Void or implied without indicating the return type 

Null: This guy is special because it allows us to indicate the lack of normal, when we declare variables are referencing data may be invalid.

These would be the 6 types of data found within JavaFX, now we only start to work more with them and get to know them, we'll see how they are declared within classes and their means of access. Greetings

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Well start with a series of post about JavaFX. This technology goes to market to compete with Flex and Silverlight, is still in doubt whether this technology achieved the place you want, but it seems a good time to start to discover.

depart from the basics, installing the library and looking for IDE use until we can make examples where we can go see the power offered by this new scripting language. To do this first post longer way to tell the steps to prepare our machines to work
Steps: We will



the official site to view the versions and make the downloads for

http:// www.javafx.com/

The JavaFX page you will find different things that we get off, give a brief explanation of each (JavaFX version 1.2 as I write this note)



JavaFX 1.2 SDK: Getting off this we are lowering the Software Development Kit which is an installer like the one run to install the JDK on your machine where you copied the needed libraries for development and we can also execute commands from the console JavaFX Windows

• 
  JavaFX 1.2 Production Suite: This is a set of tools for designers to facilitate the process of incorporating images
  JavaFX applications

• 6.5.1 for JavaFX NetBeans IDE 1.2: Well as you know one of the most popular IDE for Java version 6.5.1 has a built JavaFX with some facilities for development, there is also a plugin for Eclipse but certainly not been tested. We

a basic example to show some basic features and use the console to compile and run our example, we see that the files have an extension java but have their own extension. Fx like these are compiled to bytecode remaining . class files and then be executed by the JVM.

As a first step we install the SDK and test the command console will recognize what javafx javafxc and there should be no problem with this but if anyone has any problem comment and seek out why.
1. eh For example I created a folder called JavaFX where it fails the following directory structure
   
   C: \\ JavaFX \\ MainTest \\ Main.fx
2. Main.fx File:
   
   
MainTest package ;

/ / Define class Address. Class Address {
var street: String;
var city: String;
var state: String;
var zip: String;}


/ / Create the Address object first instance. Var addressOne = Address {street: "1 Main Street"; city, "Santa Clara"; state: "CA";
zip: "95050"}

  / / Create the second Address object instance. Def 
 
 addressTwo = Address {street: "200 Pine Street; 
 city:" San Francisco "; 
 state:" CA "; 
 zip:" 94101 "} 
 
 
 function run (args: String []) 
 {for (arg in args) {
 println ("Parameters = {arg}");} 
 
 println ("Street addressOne.street One = {}"); 
 println ("Street addressTwo.street Two = {} ");} 
 
 
 
 
 
 Now here we explain each part of the code, this would be our Main.fx now compile file through the console, open a command console and we should be on C: \\ JavaFX. Compile 
 
 
 
 Step 1: 
 
 
 Located in the directory above that we wrote 
 
 
 javafxc "MainTest / Main.fx" 
 
 it generates us. Class needed to run the sample 
 
 
  Run Step 2 

:
Located in the same directory above
javafx write
maintest.Main September 2 of this form we run our example the first two parameters passing a String containing 9 and the second a String containing 2 .
Basic explanation of the code:
Party 1:

class Address { var street: String;
var city: String;
var state: String; var zip: String;}


Here are the Address class is defining which tendra four variables that indicate with the reserved word var
"elNombreDeLaVariable" : "suTipoDeDato"

 Part 2 and 3:  
 
 
 
 / / Create the first address object instance. 
 addressOne var = {
 street address: "1 Main Street; 
 city: Santa Clara;  state:" CA "; 

zip:" 95050 ";}

/ / Create the second Address object instance. Def addressTwo = Address {street: "200 Pine Street; city:" San Francisco ";
state:" CA ";
zip:" 94101 "}

  
 In both cases, we are declaring references Address Type objects where we use {... } As you would use a constructor which initializes the different class values, the important difference between these two references is that one is declared with the keyword var and the other def. I mean that which is stated with reference def would be a final rate can not change during the execution of the script. 
 
 
 Part 4: 
 
 
 
 
 function run (args: String []) {
 for (arg in args) {
 println ("Parameters = {arg}");} 
 
 println ("Street addressOne.street One = {}"); 
 println ("Street addressTwo.street Two = {}");} 
 
  

Here we are defining the function run it would be the equivalent of a Java class main and get an array of variable length argument in the first Online iterate over the arguments and show their values \u200b\u200bin the other two print values \u200b\u200bof different directions to achieve addressOne.street {print} is used so as to be a closure.

Well this was it for this post with any questions you may have I hope the comments and how they could improve the post. In future entries we will see the data types in JavaFX and details their distinct characteristics. Greetings

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