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Cards (31)

Section 1

(31 cards)

applet

Front

A program that appears in a window, often intended to be embedded in a HTML document.

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reserved words or keywords

Front

Words used by java that have a special meaning. They cannot be used as variable names.

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declaration

Front

An equation (has an =) that identifies a variable.

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termination condition

Front

The condition that stops the loop.

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final or user-defined constant

Front

Constant, cannot be changed.

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update statement

Front

The way the index of a loop changes value.

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round off errors

Front

When double values are translated to binary bits information is lost or created.

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application

Front

A stand-alone Java program stored and executed on the user's local computer.

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short-cut evalulation

Front

The process in an "if statment" that allows it to skip the rest of the stated program, should it come to the conclusion prior to the end of the program.

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compound boolean expressions

Front

Combination of two conditionals that evaluate to true or false.

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binary

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A string of bits, Base 2.

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mantissa

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Specifies the digits of a number when an exponent is used.

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static

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Not belonging to a class or individual objects.

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hexidecimal

Front

Number utilizing base 16

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instance variables

Front

identifiers used to descibe the attributes of an object.

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unchecked exception

Front

An error that will not be resolved in the program.

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boolean expression

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Is a selection control structure that introduces a decision-making ability into a program, TRUE or FALSE

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overflow error

Front

When you try to strore a value whose magnitude is too big an int variable.

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double precision

Front

A binary computing format that occupies 8 bytes in computer memory.

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variable

Front

An identifier that represents a location in memory.

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nested or embedded

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One control statement inside another, such as an if or loop.

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logical operator

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Applied to boolean expressions to form compound boolean expressions that evaluate to true or false. AND, OR and NOT.

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exception

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An error condition that occurs during the execution of a Java program.

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initialization

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To start, the first value given to a variable

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statements

Front

A line of java code.

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single precision

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A binary computing format that occupies 4 bytes in computer memory.

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relational operator

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Used in boolean expressions that evaluate to true or false. Combinations of <. > or =

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primative types or built in type

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Type of sequence of letters or digits specified by int, boolean, or double.

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base or radix

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In an example of 2^X, 2 is the base or radix. The numeric in an exponent.

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identifier

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Name of a variable, parameter, constant, user-defined method, or user-defined class.

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checked exception

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An error that is resolved in a program usually with a try..catch block.

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