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Cards (44)

Section 1

(44 cards)

Flowchart

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Diagrammatic representation of a program

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Encapsulation Inheritance Polymorphism Data abstraction Classes

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Object Oriented Programming characteristics

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Concatenation sign

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+

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kb.nextDouble();

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Double

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}

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Used to close the statements

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Used to create a new row

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Main

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The method in a program

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Have the first word in lowercase, the first letter of the reaming word in uppercase

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Variable names should:

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import java.util.*;

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input class

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Variable

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In programming is used to store values.

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ln

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Used to create a new row

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Data type

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Int, Double, Float, String, Char, Boolean

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Be relevant, appropriate and should describe the objective of the variable

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Variable names should:

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kb.nextFloat();

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Float

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Have white spaces or hyphens for separation

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Variable names cannot:

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For While Do/While

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Looping structures

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c*=2;

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Multiplies the variable c by 2 after the equal sign

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Class

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The container of the code

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;

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Used to end a line of code

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Be reserved words

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Variable names cannot:

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Algorithm

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Solving problems step by step

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{

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Used to open the statements

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Start with a letter,$ or underscore

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Variable names should:

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\t

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Used to crate space as TAB key

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Simple Dynamic Secure Multi thread Robust Interpreted Portable Distributed High Performance Object Oriented Architectural Natural

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Java characteristics

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Start with a number

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Variable names cannot:

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c-=4;

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Variable c is decreased by 4

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number=number+1;

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number++;

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c++;

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Increase the variable c by 1

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kb.nextLine();

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String Line

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c/=2;

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Divides the variable c by 2 after the equal sign

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c+=3;

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Variable c is increased by 3

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If If/Else Switch

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Selection structers

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kb.nextInt();

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Int

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c--;

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Decrease the variable c by 1

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&&

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logical AND

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Begin with a letter in lowercase

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Variable names should:

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kb.next();

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String 1 word

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OOP

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Java is object oriented programming

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case break default

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Keywords associated with switch statement

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number=number-1;

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number--;

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Java

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It is a programming language

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II

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logical OR

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Use an underscore to join words

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Variable names should:

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