get my conecpts right , please !

[ron2794]

why the following things cannot be :

1.why i cannot extend the non static variable from static method or something ?

2.why i cannot use a variable directly in the class as :

class abc{
int i=4;

}
class xyz extends abc{
int j=7;
i=9;
/*this should be valid acc. to me bcz i think that when a class is extended then the
variable are also inherited and now the class xyz has i and j both accesible so it should be able to change the variable value also. */
}

3. How i can make such a program that would continously generate objects and keep on extending classes automatically and gets up all the memory of the system until the system crashes.

tell me also something more about these object concept tricks and tips...PLEZ

[masijade]

Please at least let people know that you are cross-posting.

[Tolls]

why the following things cannot be :

1.why i cannot extend the non static variable from static method or something ?

Pardon? I didn't understand the question.

2.why i cannot use a variable directly in the class as :

class abc{
int i=4;

}
class xyz extends abc{
int j=7;
i=9;
/*this should be valid acc. to me bcz i think that when a class is extended then the
variable are also inherited and now the class xyz has i and j both accesible so it should be able to change the variable value also. */
}

If that's your code as written then that's a compiler error since:
i=9;
can only be in a method or code block.

3. How i can make such a program that would continously generate objects and keep on extending classes automatically and gets up all the memory of the system until the system crashes.

tell me also something more about these object concept tricks and tips...PLEZ

Why on earth do you want to do 3? But using up all the memory in a system is a simple task of looping and adding "new Object()" to a List of some description. No need to extend classes.

[jomypgeorge]

you can place it in a method

public void method1()
{
i=9;
}

to run out memory just place an instance of same class inside it. it works recursively.
class A
{
A objA = new A();
}

[masijade]

to run out memory just place an instance of same class inside it. it works recursively.
class A
{
A objA = new A();
}

No, that will cause a StackOverflow (unless the object is "large" enough and the recursion comes "late" enough) not an OutOfMemory. Not the same thing.

[masijade]

why the following things cannot be :

1.why i cannot extend the non static variable from static method or something ?

Because "non-static" is bound to the instance of a class and "static" is bound to the class itself. Two very different things.

2.why i cannot use a variable directly in the class as :

class abc{
int i=4;

}
class xyz extends abc{
int j=7;
i=9;
/*this should be valid acc. to me bcz i think that when a class is extended then the
variable are also inherited and now the class xyz has i and j both accesible so it should be able to change the variable value also. */
}

If the variable is declared to be private only that class has access to it, if it is declared default (i.e. no access modifier, as above) only that class or other classes in the same package can access it, if it is declared protected, that class, other classes in the same package, and subclasses have access to it, and with public all classes have access to it.

3. How i can make such a program that would continously generate objects and keep on extending classes automatically and gets up all the memory of the system until the system crashes.

tell me also something more about these object concept tricks and tips...PLEZ

A while loop that creates objects and adds them to a list.

Now, I hope that this homework is already past due and that you got the grade that you seemingly deserve.