What is the difference between Java Bean and Java Class.?
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Answer / shadow
Basically a Bean is a java class but it has getter and
setter method and it does not have any logic in it, it is
used for holding data.
On the other hand the Java class can have what a java bean
has and also has some logic inside it ....!
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Answer / sravan chitikesi
yep,
Beans n classes are both are same,but the diff. is beans
are already predefined progs that v cant made chnges tothe
logic.
but classes are efforted by d user only....
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