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1
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How to output “ Hello World “ in CMD using Java?

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public class Filename >1
{ >2
public static void main ( String[]args ) >3
{ >4
System.out.println(“Hello World”); >5
} >6
} >7

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What does the world public mean in the first line of Java ?

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  • A keyword of Java language that indicates that the element that follows should be made available to other Java elements.
  • Other class can also use it
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What does the curly brackets ( {} ) do in 2nd line and the last line?

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  • Everything that are included in the curly brackets belongs to the class
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What does the word void mean ?

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  • To indicate that no value is returned
  • To let the program just run the program and return nothing
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5
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What does static mean ?

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  • To run the method without calling on the class
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6
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What does String [] args mean ?

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  • It is a parameter list
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7
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Why it was not advisable to create identifiers using the Java Keywords

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  • May lead to confusion
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8
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What is Java most concerned about ?

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Case Sensitive
- for to For , it will be printing error

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9
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The most important programming tips

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  1. Remember to semicolon ( ; )
  2. Remember to check if there is any word that are being written in Uppercase Letters
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10
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Java Keywords also known as

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Reserved words

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11
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Statements format ( 5 )

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1.Declaration Statement
- int i ;
- String name ;

  1. Assignment Statement
    • i = 42 ;
    • name = “ ADI “
  2. Declaration + Assignment
    • int i = 42
    • String name = “ ADI “
  3. Expression Statement
    • System.out.println(“Hello World”)
  4. Many other more
    • for
    • if
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Statement must type semicolon ( ; ) after finishing

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  1. Declaration
  2. Expression
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13
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How can you create a block ?

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  1. Using brace { }
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14
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Do we need to add semicolon after creating a block ?

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No

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15
Q

Which is correct?
1. int Total
= 100;
2. int Total = 100;

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Both are correct

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16
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What are double and float different ?

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  1. double - to represent double-precision 64-bit floating-point numbers
  2. float - To represent single-precision 32-bit floating-point numbers
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17
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How to create a comment?

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  1. Type // ( End-of-line Comments )
  2. Type /* */ ( Traditional Comments )
  3. ( Java DOC Comment )
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18
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All identifiers must begin with what?

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Letter ( a , d , A)

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19
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What are the differences of state and behavior in Java?

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  1. Consist data that the object might be keeping track of.
  2. Consists actions that the object can perform.
20
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Key Principles of OOP

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  1. Encapsulation
    - Encapsulation is the bundling of data (attributes) and methods (functions) that operate on the data into a single unit, known as a class.
  2. Abstraction
    - Abstraction involves simplifying complex systems by modeling classes based on the essential properties and behaviors they share.
  3. Inheritance
    - Inheritance is a mechanism that allows a new class (subclass or derived class) to inherit the properties and behaviors of an existing class (superclass or base class).
  4. Polymorphism
    - Polymorphism allows objects of different classes to be treated as objects of a common superclass.

( PIEA )

21
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What are usually used for variable names in Java ?

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Camel case ( myClass1Object )

22
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How to create another class

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  1. Create a new class in a different file
  2. Then in the main file type :
    Greater ( Another class file name ) myGreeterObject ( Hold the objects in the Greeter file ) = new Greeter(); ( Create new objects )
23
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Variable must start with what first?

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  1. Letter ( m,k,l ,small letter first [ camel case ] )
  2. Underscore ( _ )
  3. Dollar Sign ( $ )
24
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What are class variable also known as?

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Static Variables

25
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What are the rules that the static variables follow?

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  1. Must place within the class but not in the method ( Start of the code or the End )
  2. Must include the word static ( static int newNum = 5 )
26
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What is a static variables ?

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Variable that can be shared among the class

27
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What is the usage of instance variables ?

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To create us own class

28
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All Variable

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  1. Static Variable ( Outside of the method )
  2. Instance Variable ( Outside of the method )
  3. Local Variable ( Inside of the method )
  4. Final Variable ( Outside / Inside of the method )
29
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What are the difference about Static and Local Variable?

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  1. Static can put Above or Below the code
  2. Local must put Above the code
30
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What is a Final Variable ?

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The value can’t change after being initialized

31
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How to add a Final Variable ?

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Add a final word ( final int radius = 3.1415 )

32
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Which variables a given default values ?

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  1. Static Variable
  2. Instance Variable
33
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All integer types

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  1. byte ( -128 to 127 )
  2. short ( -32,768 to 32,767 )
  3. int ( -2,000,000,000 to 2,000,000,000 )
  4. long ( -9,000,000,000,000 to 9,000,000,000,000 )
34
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Why there are so many integer types?

A

To save up some memory

35
Q

How to make values easier to read ?

A

Putting underscore ( 58_473_882 )

36
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All Floating-point types

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  1. float ( F at the back )
  2. double ( D at the back )
37
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All Character types

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  1. char ( Uses ‘ ‘ )
  2. String ( Uses “ “)
38
Q

What does var do in Java ?

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  1. Decide the value is what type of data by itself
39
Q

Why is string is written in Uppercase Letters ( String ) than other variable ( int , boolean )?

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Because string isn’t primitive types, it was a reference types and it was the name provided by the Java API class

40
Q

How to combine two strings?

A

Adding a + sign

41
Q

How to convert an integer to string ?

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Use the code Integer.toString() ( String s = Integer.toString (x); )

42
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How to convert a string to primitives value ?

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  1. int x = Integer.parseInt ( “ 100 “ )
  2. short x = Short.parseShort ( “ 100 “ )
  3. double x = Double.parseDouble ( “ 19.01 “ )
  4. boolean x = Boolean.parseBoolean ( “ true “ )
43
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What are convert numeric data of one type to another called ? ( int to double )

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  1. Casting
44
Q

How to input data using JOptionPane?

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String priceDialog;
priceDialog = JOptionPane.showInputDialog(“Please enter the price of the goods : “);
double goodsPrice = Double.parseDouble(priceDialog);

45
Q

How to input data from Terminal?

A

static Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in)
System.out.print(“Please enter the price of the goods : “);
double goodsPrice = sc.nextDouble();

46
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