comp 3

Question 1

Anatomy of the statement

Answer 1

Arguments

Question 2

pieces of information that are sent to a
method

Answer 2

Arguments

Question 3

use to define Java class using any name.

Answer 3

Identifier

Question 4

T or F
Identifiers must not use the reserved words

Answer 4

T

Question 5

Pascal casing
- style that joins words which each word begins
with an uppercase letter.
- used in classes and variables

Answer 5

Upper Camel Casing

Question 6

specifies the accessibility or scope of a field, method, constructor or class.

Answer 6

access specifiers

Question 6

specifies the accessibility or scope of a field, method, constructor or class.

Answer 6

access specifiers

Question 7

Types of Java Access Specifiers

Answer 7

Public
Private
Protected
Default

Question 8

access level is everywhere

Answer 8

public

Question 8

access level is only within the class.

Answer 8

Private

Question 9

access level is within package and outside the package through child class.

Answer 9

protected

Question 10

access level is only within the package

Answer 10

default

Question 11

this method works without instantiating an object of the class

Answer 11

static

Question 12

access specifier

Answer 12

public

Question 13

method’s return type

Answer 13

void

Question 14

it is a class, any arguments to this method must be string objects

Answer 14

string

Question 15

the argument to this method is an array of strings

Answer 15

square brackets

Question 16

the identifier of the array of strings that is the argument of this method

Answer 16

args

Question 17

Types of indentions

Answer 17

K & R Indention
Allman style

Question 18

named after Kernighan &
Ritchie (wrote the first book in
C language)

Answer 18

K & R Indention

Question 19

named after Eric Allman (popularized the style)

Answer 19

Allman style

Question 20

T or F
In this subject, the style
that will be use depends on the
preference of the students.

Answer 20

T