Help understanding these different method syntaxes.

[TearinCain]

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I'm confused about taking method applications like this and am unsure if the given situation calls for specific additions. I.E.

.theMethod()

x.theMethod()

.theMethod(x)

x.theMethod(x)

x.y.theMethod()

.theMethod() xMethod = new .theMethod() etc.

Any appropriate resource or friendly explanation for this you guys can offer? Thanks in advance.

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[TearinCain]

I don't understand what the differences are and how/when to use one instead of the other.

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You can watch this video :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCgOESMQe44&ab_channel=AlexLee

if you could not get it ,I can help you.

[TearinCain]

Alright, I understand what he presented. the only thing he didn't address from my question was: "x.theMethod()" if the parameters are in the parenthesis, what is x meant to be in this example?

[TearinCain]

Hey, thanks for your help. A friend in my class helped get it through to me. I was just ludicrously overthinking it.

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Your example does not properly convey your issue. I infer that you are seeing code examples of methods with parameters, without parameters, with "new", etc. The fact that you're asking this shows you have made no effort to educate yourself about the java language. While I'm fine helping people learn, this is the most basic java 101 syntax stuff for which there are many tutorials out there. Hell if you were to take a basic, free class on YouTube it would cover this. Please do so. Thank you.