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jose huezo
Courses Plus Student 1,110 PointsPage page = mStory.getPage(0)
why at 0:25 we wrote "Page page = mStory.getPage(0);)" can somebody help me ?
2 Answers
Kevin Faust
15,353 PointsHey Jose,
Page page = mStory.getPage(0);)
mStory is the variable we created for the Story class. The Story class has a method called getPage() in the bottom of our Story class. We call that method, pass in a value from 0 to 6, and it will return the specified page that we wanted. In that method, it returns this:
return mPages[pageNumber]
So the number we pass in will the used to choose the array we want. In our Story class, we have an array of 7 pages. The first one is [0] and the last one is [6]. After we get the page we want, we store it in Page page where "Page" is the class type and "page" is the variable.
Does that make sense?
Kevin
dariabun
3,333 PointsOh my this helped me a lot. Thanks for the question and answer!
jose huezo
Courses Plus Student 1,110 Pointsjose huezo
Courses Plus Student 1,110 Pointsnow that make more sense, thank you very much!
Kevin Faust
15,353 PointsKevin Faust
15,353 PointsGlad it helped! Dont forget to mark as bes answer so others with the same question can see ^_^