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Basic Java Programming

Basic Java Programming. CSCI 392 Week Two. Stuff that is the same as C++. for loops and while loops for (int i=0; i<10; i++) if else if (count != 10) increment, decrement, etc result *= factorial--; switch statements switch (answer) { case 'y': case 'Y': some stuff

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Basic Java Programming

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  1. Basic Java Programming CSCI 392 Week Two

  2. Stuff that is the same as C++ • for loops and while loops for (int i=0; i<10; i++) • if else if (count != 10) • increment, decrement, etc result *= factorial--; • switch statements switch (answer) { case 'y': case 'Y': some stuff break; default: }

  3. Java Statements Not in C++ • Labeling blocks of code outerloop: for (int i=0;…) for (int j=0; … if (something_bad) break outerloop; • Exception Handling try { value = x/y; } catch (ArithmeticException exceptvar) { System.out.println("Math Error"); }

  4. Boolean boolean - 1 bit Integers byte - 8 bits short - 16 bits int - 32 bits long - 64 bits Characters char - 16 bits Floats float double Strings String still be careful when comparing Basic Data Types

  5. Boolean - So what? This C++ feature is not legal in Java: int factorial, result = 1; . . . while (factorial) result *= factorial--; But neither is this common C++ error: if (count = 10) // not legal Java

  6. Variable Declaration Oddities • You must initialize a variable before it can be used, so most declarations include an initialization. • You can set a "constant's" value at run time. final int count = getCount(); • Arrays require both a definition and declaration. • int[] myarray; myarray = new int[25]; • int[] myarray = new int[25]; • char[] name = {'B', 'o', 'b'};

  7. Type Checking • You can assign small sized variables into bigger variables, but big variables don't fit into small variables. int X = 99; long Y = 0; Y = X; // legal X = Y; // not legal X = (int) Y; // legal

  8. Comments • Just like C /* multi-line */ // single line • Except… /** document comment **/ • not thrown away by compiler

  9. Simple Output • Printing to "Standard Output" System.out.print ("Hello " + name ); System.out.println (); • Formatted Output NumberFormat layout = NumberFormat.getNumberInstance(); layout.setMaximumFractionDigits(4); double x = 12.3, y = 45.6; String outstr = layout.format(x/y); System.out.println("x/y = " + outstr);

  10. Input - not so simple import java.io.* ; public class array_test_1 { public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception { InputStreamReader stdio = new InputStreamReader(System.in); BufferedReader instream = new BufferedReader (stdio); int count; System.out.print ("Enter an integer: "); String indata = instream.readLine(); count = Integer.parseInt (indata); for (int i=0; i<count; i++) System.out.print (i + " "); System.out.println(); } } improvement: catch the NumberFormatException

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