How to use main method efficiently?

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If I take input from console or file in my main method and then using getter methods pass that data into another class and use that data in that class, would this cause duplication of data? Is it a good programming habit to do that? If not, what would you suggest to do?

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I was wondering if this is a good way to do stuff, if it is than I will give it a try.

Posted 25-Mar-16 1:40am

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Updated 25-Mar-16 2:09am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2016-03-25T02:09:00

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Yes, it is the right way to handle data that belongs to a class object. See Lesson: Classes and Objects (The Java Tutorials)[^] for more information.

Posted 25-Mar-16 2:09am

Richard MacCutchan