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1 Java Application Structure
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60106: Which of the

following is NOT a legal identifier? 7thheaven
Section 10.3 The

protected Access
Modifier
60108: Which of the

following IS a legal identifier? ______________
Section 10.2.4 Overriding

Inherited Methods
60098: Which of the

following names in a program is equivalent to the name int? None
of the above
60118: An identifier
that cannot be used as a variable name is a reserved word.
Section 10.2.3 Adding

Specialization to the
Subcla...
60120: Which of the

following is NOT a Java reserved word? main
Section 10.2.2 Subclass

Constructors
60094: A comment
starts with what characters? //
The text of a comment can
be anything the programmer wants to
write.
Section 10.2.1 Inherited

Members of a Class
Section 10.1 Inheritance
85016: Of the
following variable names, which is the best one for keeping track of whether a
patient has a fever or not?
hasFever Of the following variable names, which is the
best one for keeping track of whether an integer might be prime or
not? mightBePrime
Section 9.7.4 Using the

ArrayList Class in a
Progr...
20503: Write a
statement that prints Hello, world to the screen:
Section 9.7.2 Methods of

the ArrayList Class
System.out.println( "Hello,
world" );
20504: Write a
complete main method that prints Hello, world to the screen:
public static void main( String []

args )
System.out.println( "Hello, world"

);
System.exit( 0 );
20505: Suppose
your name was Alan Turing. Write a statement that would print your
last name, followed by a comma,
followed by a space and your first name:
System.out.println( "Turing,
Alan" );
20506: Suppose
your name was George Gershwin. Write a complete main method that
would print your last name,
followed by a comma, followed by a space and
your first name:
public static void main( String []

args )
System.out.println( "Gershwin,
George" );
System.exit( 0 );
Section 9.7.1 Declaring

and Instantiating
ArrayLis...
Section 9.3.1 Processing
All the Elements of a
Two...
Section 6.14 Exercises,
Problems, and Projects
Section 6.11 Nested
Loops
Section 6.10 CountControlled Loops Using
for
Section 6.8 EventControlled Loops Using
do/while
Section 6.4.1
Accumulation
Section 6.3.2 Reading
Data from a Text File
Section 6.3.1 Reading
Data from the User
Section 6.2 General Form
for while Loops
Section 5.11 The switch
Statement
20515: Write a
complete program whose class name is Hello and that
displays Hello, world on the screen.
public class Hello
public static void main( String [] args )
System.out.println( "Hello, world"

);
System.exit( 0 );
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Section 5.10 The

Conditional Operator
(?:)
Section 5.9.2 String
Comparison Methods
Section 5.9.1 The equals
Method
Section 5.5.2 Nested
if/else Statements
Section 5.5.1 Sequential
Java Codelab Solutions: Section 2.1 Java Application Structure
if/else Statements
Section 5.4 Selection

Using if/else
20973: Rearrange the

following code so that it forms a correct program that prints out the
letter Q:
Section 5.3 Selection

Using if/else
public class Q
public
static void main(String[] a)
System.out.println("Q");
Section 5.2 Simple

Selection with if
Section 5.1.3 Logical
Operators
Section 5.1.2 Relational
Operators
20977: Assume
that message is a Stringvariable. Write a statement to
display its value on standard output:
Section 5.1.1 Equality

Operators
System.out.println(message);

Problems and Projects
20978: Assume
that word is a
Stringvariable. Write a statement to display the
message "Today's Word-Of-The-Day is: "
followed by the
value of word on a line by itself
on standard output.
Section 3.16 Input and

Output Using
JOptionPane Di...
Section 3.15 The Integer,
Double and Other
Wrapper...
System.out.println("Today's
Word-Of-The-Day is: " + word);
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Section 3.13 The Math

Class
Section 3.11 Calling Static
Methods and Using
Stat...
No comments:
Section 3.10 Input from

the Console Using the
Scan...
Post a Comment
Section 3.7 The String

Class -- indexOf

Class -- substring
Class - methods, length
and...
Class -- concatenation
Class -- variables,
declara...
Section 3.3 Calling
Methods
Section 3.2: Creating
Objects Using
Constructors
Chapter 3 Object-Oriented
Programming, Part 1:
Us...
Section 9.2 Accessing
Multidimensional Array
Eleme...
Section 9.1.4 Assigning
Intial Values to
Mutlidime...
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Section 9.1.3 Combining

the Declaration and
Instan...
Section 9.1.2 Instantiating
Multidimensional
Array...
Problems and Projects
Section 2.3.8 Shortcut
Operators
Section 2.3.7 Mixed-Type
Arithmetic and Type
Casti...
Section 2.3.5 Integer
Division and Modulus

Section 2.3.3 Operator
Precedence
Section 2.3.2 Arithmetic
Operators
Section 2.3.1 The
Assignment Operator
and Expressi...
Section 2.2.8 Constants
Section 2.2.7 String
Literals and Escape
Sequences...
Section 2.2.6 The
Assignment Operator,
Initials Va...
Section 2.2.5 Boolean
Data Type
Section 2.2.4 Character
Data Type
Section 2.2.3 FloatingPoint Data Types
Section 2.2.2 Integer Data
Types
Variables
Section 2.2 Data Types,
Variables and
Constants
Section 2.1 Java
Application Structure
Chapter 2 Programming
Building Blocks Java
Basics
Multidimensional
Arrays
Chapter 9:
Multidimensional
Arrays and the ArrayL...
Problems , and
Projects
Section 8.6.3 Insertion
Sort
Section 8.5.2 Retrieving
Command Line
Arguments
Section 8.5.1 Using Arrays
in User-Defined
Classes...
Section 8.4 Programming
Activity 1: Working with
...
Section 8.3.4 Finding
Maximum or Minimum
Values
Section 8.3.3 Summing
the Elements of an
Array
Section 8.2 Accessing
Array Elements
Section 8.1.4 Assigning
Initial Values to Arrays
Section 8.1.3 Combining
the Declaration and
Instan...
Section 8.1.2 Instantiating
Arrays
Chapter 8 Single-
Dimensional Arrays
Section 7.18: Exercises,
Problems, and Projects
Section 7.10 The toString
and equals Methods
Activity (Parking Meter)
Activity (Book)
Activity (Gas Tank)
Activity (Value Class)
Activity (Counter)
Section 7.7 Writing Data
Manipulation Methods
Section 7.6 Writing
Mutator Methods
Section 7.5 Writing
Accessor Methods
Section 7.4 Writing
Constructors
Section 7.2 Defining
Instance Variables
Section 7.1 Defining a
Class
Section 1.5.4:
Programming Activity 1:
Writing a...
Section 1.5.3: Developing
a Java Application
Section 1.5.2: Program
Design with
Pseudocode
Section 1.5.1:
Programming Basics
Section 1.4.2 An
Introduction to ObjectOriented P...
Section 1.4.1: High and
Low Level Languages
Section 1.3.3:
Representing
Characters with the U...
Section 1.3.2: Using
Hexadecimal Numbers
to Repre...
Section 1.3.1 Binary
Numbers
Section 1.1: Basic
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Chapter 1: Introduction to
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Java Codelab Solutions: Section 2.

1 Java Application Structure

Section 2.1 Java Application Structure

60106: Which of the

Section 10.3 The

60108: Which of the

Section 10.2.4 Overriding

60098: Which of the

Section 10.2.3 Adding

60120: Which of the

Section 10.2.2 Subclass

Section 10.2.1 Inherited

Section 9.7.4 Using the

Section 9.7.2 Methods of

public static void main( String []

System.out.println( "Hello, world"

public static void main( String []

Section 9.7.1 Declaring

public class Hello

public static void main( String [] args )

System.out.println( "Hello, world"

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Section 5.10 The