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Final Exam Review
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General Study tips
Use past quizzes and labs as study guides Problems will be of a similar nature Know the material (code) you used in your labs
Review the code samples published on the website
Read the assigned material in the textbook (again)
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Object-Oriented Programming concepts
Explain the concepts of class and object, and how an object differs from a class.
Describe how classes and objects work in order to accomplish tasks in an object-oriented program.
Describe the relationship between methods and messages.
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Basic Java concepts Declare and instantiate objects of a given class Describe the structure of a simple Java program Explain the significance of the main method in a Java
program Create different types of comments in Java programs. Explain why you use comments in a Java program Describe the purpose of the import statement. Explain what is contained in a .class file as opposed to
a .java file Give examples of Java naming conventions for classes,
methods, attributes, objects, and variables Explain why you would structure a program to make use
of methods instead of putting all code in the main() method
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Basic Java datatypes Name the various datatypes that represent integer
values Name the various datatypes that represent real (or
floating-point) values Explain why certain datatypes (like byte) cannot
express numbers as large as others (like long) Explain the difference between a String and a char
datatype State the values that the boolean datatype can
represent Explain the void datatype, the value it represents, and
where it is typically used
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Variables and Expressions
Determine the proper datatype to use to represent specific numerical values Declare and initialize various numeric variables
Write arithmetic expressions in Java
Write boolean expressions using relational and boolean expressions
Evaluate given boolean expressions correctly
Use the typecast operator (<datatype>) to do explicit type conversions on numeric data and expressions
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Java Programming (1)
Be able to Implement repetition control in a program using while
statements.
Implement repetition control in a program using do-while statements.
Implement repetition control in a program using for statements.
Describe the difference between while and do-while statements
Describe the elements of a for statement
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Java Programming (2)
Know how to use DecimalFormat to convert numerical values to
String values of a specific precision Wrapper classes, such as Integer, Double, etc
for converting Strings to numeric values JOptionPane methods for
Prompting the user for a yes-no reply using the showConfirmDialog method of JOptionPane
Prompting the user to enter some input Presenting results to the user
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Java programming (3)
Be able to write short methods that Accept arguments of specified datatypes Return a value of a specified datatype
Or not return anything at all
Review the work you did in past labs
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Be able to describe the elements of a class:
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Be able to describe the elements of a method:
