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You provided very little information about what kind of logic<\/strong> this would be, but in any case it should be inside the class Child<\/code>. Depending on what kind of logic<\/strong> it is I would probably put it inside the constructor.<\/p>\n

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Suppose you have the following:<\/p>\n

    public class Child(){\n       public static int age = 1;\n\n       public Child(){\n       }\n    }\n\n    public class School(){\n       int var_age;\n\n       public School(){\n          var_age = Child.age;\n       }\n    }\n<\/code><\/pre>\n
With this code the variable var_age<\/code> in the class School<\/code> will always be assigned to the same value. That would be 1<\/strong> in this case. If you want to make it depend on your logic<\/em> you will have to implement it somewher (in class Child<\/code>, since you’re not allowed to edit class School<\/code>). There are two obvious ways to do this;<\/p>\n