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© Don Link, Indian Creek School, 2004
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What are the values of:
(((14 >= 0) || (4 != 3)) && (22 % 7 == 1)
and
7 * 8 % 10 / (-2 * -2.0)
Code for $200
True and 1.5
What is wrong with the
following code that converts
Celcius to Farenheit?
Code for $400
Casting error.
Always == 0
These are the values of m and n
after the following code executes.
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m == 987654321
n == 0
This is the output of the following code.
Code for $800
The program doesn’t print
anything. (Why?)
Write the following function:
Start with 2 int arrays (a and b).
Return the array which has the
largest sum. In the event of a
tie, return a.
Code for $1000
Answer
This is the definition of
a recursive function.
Recursion for $200
Function that calls itself
All recursive functions
have these 2 parts.
Recursion for $400
Base case and recursion w/
changing measure
This is the fatal flaw in the call
badRecurse(5);
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Doesn’t converge on base
case => infinite recursion
This is the output of
mystery(2,3)
Recursion for $800
Returns 5. More generally,
the sum of a and b.
This is the output of the call
printMe(“”, “two”);
Recursion for $1000
Anagrams
In the class Soup, identify the:
a) instance variables
b) constructor
c) methods.
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myPeas, myCarrots, myBrand, myCalories
Soup(int peas, int carrots, String brand)
getPeas(), getCarrots(), getCalories(), toString(),
calories()
All classes in Java inherit
from this superclass
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Object
When working with an object, the
keyword “this” performs
this function.
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Way to reference the object
whose name was used to
invoke the method.
These are the two other functions
Soup needs to override be
considered an example of
“good” subclass.
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hashCode() & equals()
Implement a robust equals()
for Soup
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Answer
An alternate way of referring
to this data structure is a
“LIFO” array.
Data Structures for $200
Stack
This is the output of the code below:
Data Structures for $400
Hello
I am
This is the problem with the code below:
Data Structures for $600
Adding objects of wrong
type to ArrayList
??? Should be replaced with
this to make this 2D
array function properly.
Data Structures for $800
data[row].length
Given an array int[] a, calculate
the sum of the odd numbers in
the array.
Data Structures for $1000
Answer
These are 4 of the 8 true
primitive data types in Java
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Short, long, double, float,
int, byte, char, boolean
This is a java literal
that means “no object”
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null
Arithmetic operators (like +, -, *, /)
have _____ precedence than logical
operators (like ||, &&, !) so
arithmetic is done _____.
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Higher, first
Rewrite the following code
using a for loop.
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for (int count =7; count >= 4; count--)
{
System.out.println(count + “ “);
}
This is the output of the
code snippet below:
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1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10