Java Programming: 5 - Variable Scope
In this tutorial, I explain the basics of scope.
A variable declared outside of any method with the static keyword is called a class variable, and is available to all methods in the class (variables without the static keyword are called instance variables, and will be covered with object-oriented programming in future tutorials).
A variable that is declared inside of a method is local to that method, and only exists until that method is finished executing. It is not directly available to any other methods in the class.
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