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Thank you We sneak and here's your smoke too Sure

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which was supposed to be brought to you by boats

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but that ship has sailed Consider the following classes i

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publicly all right the dinghy print function should print all

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relevant information about a dinghy object Which of the following

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implementations of the dinghy print function will have the desired

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effect All right And here your potential answers Okay well

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choice one seems like a valid choice It uses sailboats

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print method and then prints out the crew size Choice

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Two seems ok at first glance too but if we

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take a closer look we can see some majorly wrong

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code dinghy attempts to access the variables my name and

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holing directly This is illegal both those data fields or

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private Nothing can access them directly except the class They're

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in a very exclusive club Lastly let's take a look

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at our third choice This time it gets the variables

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my name and holing using getters Well this is the

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only way you can access private variable so choice Three

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adheres to java rules It seems like choices One and

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three are answers That leaves us Is option d being

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the correct answer We hope you'll tune in next time 00:01:25.066 --> [endTime] for some more fun

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