Lesson 5. Constructor, object, toString

Computer.java

class Computer { // Creating class Computer
	int powerSupply; // fields
	float processor;
	int videoCard;
	int primaryStorageRam;
	int secondaryStorageHdd;
	String motherBoard;
	float water; // water coolled processor and video card
	
	public Computer(int powerSupply, float processor, int videoCard, int primaryStorageRam, int secondaryStorageHdd, String motherBoard, float water) { // constructor
		this.powerSupply=powerSupply;
		this.processor=processor;
		this.videoCard=videoCard;
		this.primaryStorageRam=primaryStorageRam;
		this.secondaryStorageHdd=secondaryStorageHdd;
		this.motherBoard=motherBoard;
		this.water=water;
	}
	
	public String toString() { // overriding the default Object toString() method
		return "All values of MyComp object: " + "\npowerSupply=" + powerSupply + "\nprocessor=" + processor + "\nvideoCard=" + videoCard + "\nprimaryStorageRam=" + primaryStorageRam + "\nsecondaryStorageHdd=" + secondaryStorageHdd + "\nmotherBoard=" + motherBoard + "\nwater=" + water;
	}
	
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Computer myComp = new Computer(450, 2.4f, 11, 4, 500, "Asus P5K", 1.f); //  object myComp. Dont know where it's propper place
		System.out.println("" + myComp.toString());
	}

}