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What is a key distinction between a class definition and object instantiation?
What is a key distinction between a class definition and object instantiation?
- Neither class definition nor object instantiation allocates memory.
- A class definition allocates memory; object instantiation does not.
- Object instantiation allocates memory; a class definition does not. (correct)
- Both class definition and object instantiation allocate memory.
Which of the following is NOT a fundamental characteristic of an object?
Which of the following is NOT a fundamental characteristic of an object?
- Identity
- Behavior
- Inheritance (correct)
- State
What best describes the relationship between data and code within an object?
What best describes the relationship between data and code within an object?
- Data is used to manipulate code.
- Data and code are only related during class definition.
- Code is used to manipulate data. (correct)
- Data and code are independent of each other.
If two objects are instantiated from the same class, what do they share?
If two objects are instantiated from the same class, what do they share?
Consider a class Dog. Which action results in memory allocation?
Consider a class Dog. Which action results in memory allocation?
Which of the following statements accurately contrasts procedural and object-oriented programming paradigms?
Which of the following statements accurately contrasts procedural and object-oriented programming paradigms?
Which feature differentiates object-oriented programming from procedural programming, according to the text?
Which feature differentiates object-oriented programming from procedural programming, according to the text?
Considering the characteristics of procedural programming, what is a likely consequence of its function-centric approach?
Considering the characteristics of procedural programming, what is a likely consequence of its function-centric approach?
If a programmer aims to create a system where data integrity and security are paramount, which paradigm would be more suitable based on the information provided?
If a programmer aims to create a system where data integrity and security are paramount, which paradigm would be more suitable based on the information provided?
In a scenario requiring the creation of multiple functions with the same name but operating on different data types, which programming paradigm would be more appropriate?
In a scenario requiring the creation of multiple functions with the same name but operating on different data types, which programming paradigm would be more appropriate?
Which of the following statements regarding Java package names is most accurate?
Which of the following statements regarding Java package names is most accurate?
In Java, what is the primary significance of the main method?
In Java, what is the primary significance of the main method?
In a nested if-else statement as shown in the content, what would be the output if a = 5 and b = 5?
In a nested if-else statement as shown in the content, what would be the output if a = 5 and b = 5?
What is the role of the + operator in the System.out.println() statement in Java?
What is the role of the + operator in the System.out.println() statement in Java?
What is the primary purpose of the break statement within a switch case?
What is the primary purpose of the break statement within a switch case?
Why is it important to consider case sensitivity when writing Java code?
Why is it important to consider case sensitivity when writing Java code?
Which of the following is a valid reason to use a capital letter when declaring a class in Java?
Which of the following is a valid reason to use a capital letter when declaring a class in Java?
Consider the nested if-else example. If a = 7 and b = 3, what output will be produced?
Consider the nested if-else example. If a = 7 and b = 3, what output will be produced?
What is the result of the bitwise AND operation between a = 60 (0011 1100 in binary) and b = 13 (0000 1101 in binary)?
What is the result of the bitwise AND operation between a = 60 (0011 1100 in binary) and b = 13 (0000 1101 in binary)?
In a switch statement, what happens if there is no break statement at the end of a case?
In a switch statement, what happens if there is no break statement at the end of a case?
If a = 60 (0011 1100 in binary), what would be a right bit shift operation a >> 2?
If a = 60 (0011 1100 in binary), what would be a right bit shift operation a >> 2?
Given the nested if-else structure, what will the output be if a = 2 and b = 8?
Given the nested if-else structure, what will the output be if a = 2 and b = 8?
Given a = 60 and b = 13, which bitwise operation would result in 61?
Given a = 60 and b = 13, which bitwise operation would result in 61?
If x = 5 (0000 0101 in binary), what is the result of the left bit shift operation x << 2?
If x = 5 (0000 0101 in binary), what is the result of the left bit shift operation x << 2?
What is the primary characteristic of reference variables?
What is the primary characteristic of reference variables?
How does the lifespan of reference variables differ from that of primitive variables?
How does the lifespan of reference variables differ from that of primitive variables?
Which action releases the memory held by an object pointed to by a reference variable?
Which action releases the memory held by an object pointed to by a reference variable?
What is the implication of reference variables being 'dynamic'?
What is the implication of reference variables being 'dynamic'?
Consider two reference variables, ref1 and ref2, both pointing to the same object. What happens when the object is modified through ref1?
Consider two reference variables, ref1 and ref2, both pointing to the same object. What happens when the object is modified through ref1?
Flashcards
What is function overloading?
What is function overloading?
Defining multiple functions with the same name but different parameters within the same scope.
Overloading in procedural programming?
Overloading in procedural programming?
Procedural programming does not support function overloading.
Overloading in OOP?
Overloading in OOP?
Object-oriented programming supports function overloading.
Procedural: Data vs. Functions?
Procedural: Data vs. Functions?
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OOP: Data vs. Functions?
OOP: Data vs. Functions?
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What is a class?
What is a class?
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What is instantiation?
What is instantiation?
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Object identity?
Object identity?
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Object State?
Object State?
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Object behavior?
Object behavior?
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Bitwise Operators
Bitwise Operators
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Assignment Operator
Assignment Operator
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Example Binary Values
Example Binary Values
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NetBeans
NetBeans
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& (Bitwise AND)
& (Bitwise AND)
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Reference Variables
Reference Variables
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Dynamic Variables
Dynamic Variables
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Reference Variable Types
Reference Variable Types
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Dynamic Variable Lifetime
Dynamic Variable Lifetime
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Object Lifespan (Reference)
Object Lifespan (Reference)
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What is a Java package?
What is a Java package?
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What is the main class?
What is the main class?
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What is main function?
What is main function?
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What is System.out.println()?
What is System.out.println()?
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What is the + symbol in Java?
What is the + symbol in Java?
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Element Comparison
Element Comparison
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Nested if-else
Nested if-else
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public class JavaNestedIfElse
public class JavaNestedIfElse
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public static void main
public static void main
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Switch Case
Switch Case
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Study Notes
- The presentation provides a basic introduction to Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) in Java.
- Includes the definition of classes and objects, and basic Java syntax, and touches on some more advanced concepts.
Programming Languages
- A programming language is a language used by programmers to tell the computer what to do.
- Instructions written in languages like C, C++, Java, and Python are all instruction sets.
- Instructions allow the computer to perform a specific function.
- Low-Level Machine Dependent languages:
- These languages directly talk to the processor using 0s and 1s.
- Programs written using these languages are very fast but machine specific.
- Low-level is further subdivided into Machine Language and Assembly Language.
- High-Level Human Understandable Languages:
- High-level languages must be compiled or interpreted into machine language.
- This programming language includes Python, Java, JavaScript, PHP, C#, etc.
Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)
- OOP relies on the concepts of classes and objects in computer science which creates reusable pieces of code.
- Classes serve as code blueprints.
- Objects are individual instances of classes.
- Languages that support object-oriented programming:
- Javascript
- C++
- Java
- Python
Classes
- Classes are user-defined data types.
- Classes consist of data members and member functions that can be accessed by creating an object.
- Classes are a set of properties or methods common to all objects of one type, acting as blueprints for those objects.
- Example:
- "Cars" could be a class, while all cars have common properties (wheels, speed limits, mileage).
- Wheels, speed limits and mileage would be specific properties of the "Cars" class.
Objects
- Objects are the basic unit of OOP and represents real-life entities.
- An object is an instance of a class.
- Memory isn't allocated when a Class is defined.
- Memory is allocated only when it's instantiated as an object.
- Objects have Identity, state and behavior.
- Each object contains both data and code to manipulate the data.
Advantages and Purposes of OOP
- OOP provides a clear model structure for programs.
- OOP divides the program into classes, making it easy to understand.
- OOP makes the development and maintenance of projects more effortless.
- OOP provides data hiding, which helps in data security.
- OOP ensures code reusability.
Procedural vs Object Oriented Programming
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Procedural programming divides the program into small parts called "functions".
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There is NO access specifier in procedural programming.
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Adding new data and functions is NOT easy in procedural world.
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Procedural programming does NOT have any proper way for hiding data, therefore less secure.
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In procedural programming, overloading is not possible.
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In procedural programming, function is more important than data.
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Procedural programming is based on unreal world.
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Procedural programming examples includes C, FORTRAN, Pascal, Basic etc.
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Object-oriented programming divides program into small parts called "classes".
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Object-oriented programming has access specifiers like private, public, protected etc.
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Adding new data and function is easy.
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Object-oriented programming provides data hiding and is therefore more secure.
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In object oriented programming, overloading is possible.
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In object-oriented programming, data is more important than function.
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Object-oriented programming is based on real world,.
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Object Oriented programming includes examples like C++, Java, Python, C# etc.
Java
- Java is a high-level programming language developed by Sun Microsystems.
- Java programs are interpreted by a Java Virtual Machine (JVM).
- This means that Java programs can be run on different systems, like Unix, Windows, and Macintosh
Benefits of Java Programming
- Supports Object-Oriented Programming (OOP).
- Java can be easily transferred and run over the Internet.
- Java is a powerful and easy-to-use language.
- Java has strong dependability , minimizing programming errors.
- Java is secure and can be used in developing smart phone applications.
- Java is independent from OS on the device it is running on, which can be an issue at times.
- Downloading and installing on a computer for free makes updating convenient.
Java Requirements:
- There are multiple ways to write and translate Java programs.
First way to translate/ write Java Program:
- Use the JDK library directly to invoke the source with any line editor.
- Considered a traditional method of using JDK tools by SUN, with any line editor to prepare the program.
Second way to translate/ write Java Program:
- Java programmers and developers can choose a developer environment to facilitate their work.
- Program: NetBeans contains integrated development tools.
- Java NetBeans runs on various systems:
- Windows
- macOS
- Linux
- Solaris
- NetBeans has support for other languages:
- PHP
- C
- C++
- HTML5
- JavaScript
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