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public class Bicycle {// === INSTANCE VARIABLES ===// Each Bicycle object gets its own copy of these.int cadence = 0;double speed = 0;int gear = 1;boolean isBraking = false;// === STATIC (CLASS) VARIABLES ===// Shared across all Bicycle objects. One copy for the whole class.static String brand = "GeminiCycle";static int wheelCount = 2;public void someMethod() {// === LOCAL VARIABLES ===// Temporary state, only exists within this method's execution.System.out.println("Method executed with current variable states.");}// Naming Convention Examplepublic void namingConventionExample() {// A good variable name is descriptive and follows camelCase.int numberOfGears = 6;// Avoid single-letter names unless for temporary loops (i, j, k).int x = 10; // What does 'x' represent?// Constants are usually in all caps with underscores.final int MAX_SPEED = 30;}}
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