Object-oriented Programming and More
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Which type of variable can hold exactly one value of its declared type at a time?

  • Primitive-type variable (correct)
  • Reference-type variable
  • Array variable
  • Object variable
  • What is the purpose of the Try-Catch statement in Java?

  • To create and initialize arrays
  • To pass arrays to methods
  • To handle exceptions that may occur during program execution (correct)
  • To differentiate between pass-by-value and pass-by-reference
  • What does the Enhanced for Statement in Java allow you to do?

  • Modify the size of an array
  • Iterate over elements of an array or other iterable object (correct)
  • Create and initialize arrays
  • Pass arrays to methods
  • When passing an array to a method in Java, is it pass-by-value or pass-by-reference?

    <p>Pass-by-value</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the purpose of multidimensional arrays in Java?

    <p>To store data in a tabular form</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Object Oriented Programming Week 10 Arrays

    • The College of Computing and Informatics is teaching Object Oriented Programming with a focus on arrays.
    • The week's content includes topics such as primitive vs. reference type, creating, initializing, and modifying arrays, exception handling (try-catch statement), enhanced for statement, passing arrays to methods, pass-by-value vs. pass-by-reference, and multidimensional arrays.
    • The goal is to use arrays to solve different Java problems and understand the difference between pass-by-value and pass-by-reference.
    • The required reading for this week is Chapter 6 of "Java: How to program: Late Objects", and the recommended reading includes Chapter 3 of "Java The Complete Reference, Eleventh Edition".
    • The Java Arrays Tutorial provided by Oracle is also recommended as additional learning material.
    • Primitive-type variables can hold only one value of their declared type at a time.
    • For example, an int variable can store one integer at a time.
    • When a different value is assigned to a primitive-type variable, the previous value is overwritten.
    • Reference-type variables, on the other hand, can refer to objects that can hold multiple values.
    • Arrays are a type of reference-type variable that can hold multiple values of the same type.
    • Exception handling, such as the try-catch statement, is important when working with arrays to handle potential errors or exceptions that may occur.
    • Multidimensional arrays allow for the creation of arrays with multiple dimensions, such as a matrix or a table.

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    Test your knowledge of object-oriented programming, arrays, exception handling, and more in this quiz focused on the content covered in week 10 of the College of Computing and Informatics course.

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