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Section 1

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Languages within the same categories

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are still going to vary widely

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Languages in different categories

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are going to be very differnt

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Expression

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made up of one or variables, operators, or method

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String Literal

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Can not be broken across two lines in a program

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If statements

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allows program to execute a certain statement or block

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Object

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An instance of some particular class

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Character Type

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char char letter (ex: A)

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Arithmetic Operators

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compute numeric results and make use of numeric operators

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The % operator

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returns the remainder

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+ operator uses

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Numeric Addition (i.e 5+10) Appending a numeric and string operation (i.e 5 + "years" = "5 years"

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Escape Sequence

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A sequence of code that represents a special character when used inside a string.

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Interger Types

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byte, short, int, long int (age = 19)

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How many primitive data types are in Java

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8

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What does an escape sequence begin with

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backslash

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Integer Values

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-1, 2, 3, 4

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String concentration operator

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+ appends one string to the end of another and can also append a number to a string (i.e "peanut butter" + "and jelly")

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Assignment Statement

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Changes value of variable

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Character Values

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"j" "P" "5"

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Division

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Two integers divided by each other will result in an integer (/)

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Boolean Type

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boolean boolean isCold = fake

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Variable

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A location in memory that holds a value

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Boolean Values

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(true, false)

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Floating Point Values

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- 5.6, 0.0, 2.4

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Categories for programming language

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machine languages assembly languages high level languages (Java, C++, Python)

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Programming language

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an artificial language designed for humans to express programs and have these programs translated into machine-executable form.

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Boolean values can be calculated

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using relational operators

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Operator Precedence

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Determines the order in which they are evaluated

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Floating point types

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float double double (avg = 94.8)

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