If there is no default case, and no other value matches, control falls through to the
statement after the switch statement (T/F)
2D arrays are declared in row, column order, meaning first value is number of rows, second
value is number of columns. (T/F)
Return type effects method overloading (T/F)
Reference to something inside the class we're coding in. Commonly used to resolve
ambiguity of variables
Definition 2 of 154
If a break statement is not used, the flow of control will continue into the next case (T/F)
False/ F
True/ T
True / T
Dot / .
Definition 3 of 154
Less than
--
\r
<=
<
,Term 4 of 154
-
Subtraction symbol
backspace
Shortcut for a = a - 10
single quote
Definition 5 of 154
Execution is linear by default (T/F)
a += / +=
True/ T
False/ F
True / T
Definition 6 of 154
Less than or equal
<
\n
<=
\'
,Term 7 of 154
True/ T
An entity of the real world that can be distinctly identified. Has a unique identity, state, and
behavior
This loop runs a pre-determined (known) number of iterations. Sometimes called a counting
loop
Use __________ access and change the variables/ attributes, instead of direct access
Output is process of reading information from user, usually via keyboard or mouse. (T/F)
Term 8 of 154
White Space
Can only been seen/ called inside the class
Allows us to choose which statements will be executed next
Arrays can be broken down into a series of elements (T/F)
Spaces, blank lines, and tabs. Used to improve readability.
Term 9 of 154
Float
Methods are often marked private
Loop that repeats forever
This data type has only 7 digits
This should be put at the end of every Switch case
, Term 10 of 154
If-Else-If
Set of logical steps to accomplish a task. Set of direction/ instructions
Combination of one or more operators and operands. Has both a data type and a value that
results from the evaluation.
Tests a series of Boolean expression and execute corresponding block when it finds one
that is true
A single array can hold multiple values of different data types. (T/F)
Definition 11 of 154
An entity of the real world that can be distinctly identified. Has a unique identity, state, and
behavior
True/ T
Public
Object
True / T
Definition 12 of 154
Not equal
!=
\b
*
Int
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