How to keep the same value of a field for multiple calls to a Class-CodePudding

I'm running into a problem that I can't solve basically, I'm trying to build a code for a house and I wanna make multiple calls to the house without having to turn on the light every single time

My field value

private boolean turnon = false;

and then my method to turn on the the lights

public void turnonn(){
   
    turnon = true;
}

Basically what I want to avoid is to not call the method every single time I wanna add a new House, basically once I turn it on it turns on for every instance of the class.

House x = new House();
x.turnon;

I tried defining the method statically but it didnt work, any suggestions would be appreicaated

CodePudding user response：

In your House class, add this:

public House() {
    turnon();
}

CodePudding user response：

Whenever you are creating a new house, you can initialize the value of field turnOn(notice the camelcase convention ) in the constructor.

    public House() {
// initializing other fields 
        turnOn = true; 
    }

Then you can provide regular getter and setter to access the turnOn field.