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ASP.NET UPC-E barcode Generator contains two methods and paint. When an applet container loads an ASP.NET UPC-E barcoding generator, the container creates an instance of the applet class and calls its ASP.NET UPC-E barcoding generator. The applet container calls method init only once during an applet's execution. Method init normally initializes the ASP.NET UPC-E barcoding for creator instance variables if they need to be initialized to a value other than their default value and performs ASP.NET UPC-E barcoding for creator tasks that should occur only once when the ASP.NET UPC-E barcoding for creator begins execution. As we will see in later chapters, the ASP.NET UPC-E drawing bar codes typically creates the applet's graphical user interface.
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Variables defined in the body of a method are known as local ASP.NET UPC-E drawing bar codes and can be used only in the body of the method in which they are defined. Another distinction between instance ASP.NET UPC-E that prints bar codes and local ASP.NET UPC-E that prints bar codes is that instance variables have default values and local variables do not. The default value of variable sum is ASP.NET UPC-E that prints bar codes, because sum is an instance variable. Explicitly initializing instance variables rather than relying on automatic initialization improves ASP.NET UPC-E that creates bar code readability.