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You can find the updated sheet on learn the parts.
We covered a lot of ground in the section and we introduced a lot of new terms, so the first part of
the cheat sheet defines every term as well as its purpose.
Here's a nice reminder of when to use public versus private.
Here's another reminder to always apply the big three steps when your class has failed.
That is, and a constructor getters and setters.
Here you can find every reference strap and the solution that prevents it.
And here's a quick summary of primitive types versus class types and some tips and tricks, you can
actually autocomplete getters and setters in Vrsaljko.
I didn't want to show you this trick before just because I wanted you to get used to doing it yourself.
But at this point, you've done it enough times and you can even feel free to apply this trick where
we're going to build a vending machine application.
All right.
Good job.
And finishing up the longest section of our course to date.
I hope you're excited to test your skills in the big challenge.
See you in there.
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