UGA CSCI 1301 Exam 1 Spring 2024-2025
prints a line of code - ANSWER System.out.print()
System.out.println()
reads the next word that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 = keyboard.next()
reads the next double that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 =
keyboard.nextDouble()
reads the next string line that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 =
keyboard.nextLine()
reads the next integer that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 = keyboard.nextInt()
how to declare multiple variables of same type - ANSWER int numberOfBaskets,
eggsPerBasket, totalEggs;
# of bytes in byte - ANSWER 1 byte
# of bytes in short - ANSWER 2 bytes
# of bytes in int - ANSWER 4 bytes
# of bytes in long - ANSWER 8 bytes
# of bytes in float - ANSWER 4 bytes
, # of bytes in double - ANSWER 8 bytes
number of bytes in char - ANSWER 2 bytes
number of bytes in boolean - ANSWER 1 bit
number of bits in a byte - ANSWER 8 bits
The 8 Primitive Types - ANSWER byte
short
int
long
float
double
char
boolean
primitive type variables hold - ANSWER the binary representation of their values
class types hold - ANSWER a reference to the object as a memory location
How to write a comment - ANSWER //Coding is hard
named constant naming conventions for constants - ANSWER public static final
type followed by = followed by value, all char s are single quotes,
neg ('E')
prints a line of code - ANSWER System.out.print()
System.out.println()
reads the next word that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 = keyboard.next()
reads the next double that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 =
keyboard.nextDouble()
reads the next string line that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 =
keyboard.nextLine()
reads the next integer that was inputted by the user - ANSWER n1 = keyboard.nextInt()
how to declare multiple variables of same type - ANSWER int numberOfBaskets,
eggsPerBasket, totalEggs;
# of bytes in byte - ANSWER 1 byte
# of bytes in short - ANSWER 2 bytes
# of bytes in int - ANSWER 4 bytes
# of bytes in long - ANSWER 8 bytes
# of bytes in float - ANSWER 4 bytes
, # of bytes in double - ANSWER 8 bytes
number of bytes in char - ANSWER 2 bytes
number of bytes in boolean - ANSWER 1 bit
number of bits in a byte - ANSWER 8 bits
The 8 Primitive Types - ANSWER byte
short
int
long
float
double
char
boolean
primitive type variables hold - ANSWER the binary representation of their values
class types hold - ANSWER a reference to the object as a memory location
How to write a comment - ANSWER //Coding is hard
named constant naming conventions for constants - ANSWER public static final
type followed by = followed by value, all char s are single quotes,
neg ('E')