APCSA Unit 1 - Primitive Types

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How do you start a java code?

public static void main (String [] args)

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What is a statement in java? Give an example.

A complete argument in java. Example: System.out.print(“literal”);

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What is a class in Java? Give an example.

A template that associates and creates objects that share common properties and methods. Your public class must match the name of the file with a .java extention. Example: public class MyClass

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What is a keyword in Java? Give an example.

A word reserved by java to run code. Example: if, public, and class

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How do you make comments in java?

With two slashes (//) or with a slash and an asterisk and a backslash and an asterisk (/**/)

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What is a variable?

A name associated with a memory location in the computer where you can create a value to change or vary.

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Give an example of how to combine literals and variables and have the computer print both.

System.out.print (“base: “ + base);

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Give an example on how to declare a variable only.

int a

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Give an example on how to set an initial value for a variable only.

a = 4

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Give an example of how to set a variable and give it a variable.

int a = 4

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What is an int variable?

Interger (math variable)

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What is a double variable?

Decimal (math variable)

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What is a String variable?

A variable that includes quotes and string text

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What is a boolean variable?

A variable that can only be True or False

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How do you find the answer of a decimal problem in decimals in java?

Use the primitive variable double and include decimal points in any number included.

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List all the math operators.

+,-,*,/,and %

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What are compound operators? List them.

Operators that use two math symbols. -- subtracts one, ++ adds one, a+=2 would set a to a + 2.

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What does / do in java?

Divides two numbers and gives an integer answer (no remainder)

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What does % do in java?

Gives only the remainder of a division problem.

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What are the types of variables?

Primitive and object or reference variables

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What are the primitive variable types in java?

int, double, string, boolean

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What is the string variable used for?

Secquences of charectes

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How many bits does a boolean variable use?

1

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What is the string concatenation operator?

+

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What does final do in java?

stops a variable from being changed

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What is camel case?

When you uppercase the first letter

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What is an assign statement?

A statement that changes the value

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What is this operator called %?

Modulo

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What is 11 % 10 saying?

What is the remainder of how many times 10 goes into 11?

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Does the division operator drop the decimal after dividing?

Yes, no rounding

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Variable

A name associated with a memory location in the computer.

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boolean

used to declare a variable that can only have the value true or false.

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double

used to declare a variable that is a decimal number like 3.25.

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int

used to declare a variable of type integer (a whole number like -3 or 235).

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static

means that the field or method exists in the object that defines the class.

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compiler

Software that translates the Java source code into the Java class file that can be run.

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compiler or syntax error

An error or bug that is found by the compiler like a missing semicolon

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Main Method

Where execution starts in a Java program.

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Boolean

An expression that is either true or false.

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Camel Case

One way to create a variable name by appending several words together and uppercasing the first letter of each word after the first word (myScore).

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Casting a Variable

Changing the type of a variable using (type) name.

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System.out.println()

Java method that lets us print out a line of output followed by a newline to the user

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Declare a Variable

Specifying the type and name for a variable. This sets aside memory for a variable of that type and associates the name with that memory location.

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Initializing a Variable

The first time you set the value of a variable.

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String literal

Text enclosed by double quotes.

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modulo

The % operator which returns the remainder from one number divide by another.

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Operator

Common mathematical symbols such as + for addition and * for multiplication.

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Shortcut or compound assignment operators

Operators like x++ or x+= 1 which mean x = x + 1

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assignment statements

initialize or change the value stored in a variable using the assignment operator =.

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data type

determines the size of memory reserved for a variable, for example int, double, boolean, String.

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ArithmeticException

If you divide by zero, you will get this error.

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operator precedence

Some operators are done before others, for example *, /, % have precedence over + and -, unless parentheses are used.

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arithmetic expression

a sequence of operands and operators that describe a calculation to be performed, for example 3*(2 + x)

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increment operator

The operator (++) that increases the value of a numerical variable by one.

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