[JAVA][Beginning Java 8 Games Development]

Chapter 3 ■ A Java 8 Primer: An Introduction to Java 8 Concepts and Principles
}
public String getInvinciBagelOrientation() {
return bagelOrientation;
}
public void setInvinciBagelOrientation(String orientation) {
bagelOrientation = orientation;
}
public int getInvinciBagelLifeIndex() {
return lifeIndex;
}
public void setInvinciBagelLifeIndex(int lifespan) {
lifeIndex = lifespan;
}
public String getInvinciBagelDirection() {
return directionFacing;
}
public void setInvinciBagelDirection(String direction) {
directionFacing = direction;
}
public int getInvinciBagelHitsIndex() {
return hitsIndex;
}
public void setInvinciBagelHitsIndex(int damage) {
hitsIndex = damage;
}
public String getInvinciBagelMovementType() {
return movementType;
}
public void setInvinciBagelMovementType(String movement) {
movementType = movement;
}
The convention is to create .get() and .set() methods, as is done here. These allow your Java code to easily
access your object states (variables). Now, it is time to install all these attributes (constants), states (variables),
and behaviors (methods) into a blueprint for your object. As mentioned earlier, this is done using the Java class
programming structure.
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