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Java Netbeans IDE Function

Prepares the environment for developing java applications

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IDE Full form

Integrated Development Environment

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Java Netbeans

Platform to write Java code and applications (Version 7 ngayon)

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What does java develop?

Desktop applications, client-server applications, mobile phone applications, games

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Java major advantage

Platform independent

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Java’s own runtime environment

Java Virtual Machine (JVM)

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Current owner of java

Sun Microsystems

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What to download?

Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and Java Development Kit (JDK)

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Java code to write & extension

Source code wiith .java extension

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What compiled the source code?

Another program called Javac that turns it into a Java byte code with .class extension (there should be no present errors)

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File that Java Virtual Machine runs

Class file

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Java Comments

Grayed out areas with forward slashes (// for single line comments; /* */ for multiline comments and asterisks that the compiler ignores

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Javadoc comments

Starts with /** ends with */ to document the code (converted to HTML)

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Java is case sensitive

True

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Java code instructions end with a

Semicolon (;)

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public class MyFirstProgram { }

Class segment notes the starting and ending of a java class segment code

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Public static void main(String[] args){ }

Method

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Public in “public static void main(String[] args){

the code can be accessed outside the class without creating new objects

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Void in “public static void main(String[] args){

This part of the code does not return any value

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Main in “public static void main(String[] args){

Denotes starting point of the java program

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IntelliSense

NetBeans tries to display a list of available options after “.”

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.Jar file (java archive) function

Cleans and builds your project with all necessary files for export if the program needs to be shared; will be put in a dist folder

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Data

can be text, numbers, pointers, objects or some specified memory location

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How is data accessed

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Concatenation

Joining together direct text and a variable

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You cannot start with a number for a variable name

True

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You cannot have the same variable name with a keyword

True

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Variable names can have a space

False

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Variable names are not case sensitive

False

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Java minimum and maximum value for numbers

+-2147483647 (use double to get a bigger/smaller number)

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Operator Precedence

Order in which arithmetic’s operations are executed

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Priority in operators

Multiplication & Division > addition and subtraction

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Double quotes

String variable

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Single quotes

char variable

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Import java.util.Scanner; function

Tells java you want to use the scanner class in the util package of java library

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Scanner in Import java.util.Scanner;

Class that handles inputs

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Util in Import java.util.Scanner;

utility package of the java library where scanner is stored

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Scanner variable

Scanner user_input = new Scanner (System.in);

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New in Scanner user_input = new Scanner (System.in);

Creates the new objects

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System.in in Scanner user_input = new Scanner (System.in);

Specifies for system input

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User_input in Scanner user_input = new Scanner (System.in);

TThe variable that is called to call the input methods

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Next method in Scanner user_input = new Scanner (System.in);

Gets the next string of text or int of number that a user types

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Println

Cursor moves to a new line after the output

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Print

Cursor stays on the same line

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If statement format

if(Condition {//codes to be executed if true}

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Comparison Operators

Greater than, < Less than, >= greater or equal to, <= less than or equal to

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Logical Operators

&& AND, || OR, == HAS A VALUE OF, ! NOT

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If else statement structure

if(condition){code to be executed} else {code to be executed}

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Nested IF statement

IF statement inside another IF statement

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Boolean values

One with two choices: True or false, yes or no, 1 or 0

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Switch statement definition

Selection statement; value of the expression is

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compared with the values of each case; selecting one of many code blocks to be executed

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Switch statement structure

switch(your test variable) { case Testing value: statement to be executed; break; default: statement to output if no matching case found; }

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Looping/iteration

Repeat execution of statements a number of times; the same statement is being repeated many time over and at some point has to stop

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For loop structure

for(initial value; condition; increment/decrement { statements to be repeated if true }

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Intial value in for loops

Sets at what number should the repeat process start

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Condition in for loops

Repeat should occur only when this condition is true

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Increment/decrement

Move the counter forward or backward

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Do while loop

do { Statements to execute } while (condition to check); // execution occur before checking of the condition

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While loop

executes statements if the condition is true; while(condition) {}

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Array definition

list store of values of the same type with specifying type eof data

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Index starts at value…

0

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Array structure

int[] myNums; [nextline ito] new int[5] to also indicate the size (all index are 0 unless stated)

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Multidimensional arrays

arrays of multiple rows and columns (table) // 2 indices // int [][] myNums = new int[5][4]

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.length

property of an array that returns the actual length of the array

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Object-oriented programming

deals about creating objects that contain both data and functions

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Oak

Java’s previous name

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1995 by Oracle

Java created

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Java requires:

main function that accepts an array of arguments enclosed in a class

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Char description and size

nonprintable characters 16bits

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Boolean description and size

True or false1 bit

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Int description and size

whole numbers 32 bits

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Short description and size

smaller than int 16 bits

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Byte description and size

network packets 8 bits

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Long description and size

larger than int 64 bits

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Float description and size

numbers with floating points 32 bits

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Double description and size

larger numbers with floating points

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Format for declaring variables

<data_type><variable_name>
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Expression/statement function

changes the value of the variable being used in the condition

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Continue in loops

the continue statement skips and moves to the end of the iteration

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For-each traversal definition

for-each loop cycles through an object collection where type specifies array type and itvar is the iterator variable (accepts elements from beginning to end on eat a time)

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For-each traversal format

for(type itvar:collection) statement block

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Xvals in for(int xvals []:nums)

one-dimensional array of integers

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Arraycopy

method available in the system class that can be used to copy data from one array to another

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