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Review for Final

Review for Final. Definitions General Questions Programming Concepts Lab Related Questions Programming Questions. Definitions. Review the definitions that were written on the board during lectures Review definitions that appeared on the quizzes

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Review for Final

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  1. Review for Final • Definitions • General Questions • Programming Concepts • Lab Related Questions • Programming Questions

  2. Definitions • Review the definitions that were written on the board during lectures • Review definitions that appeared on the quizzes • Review definitions in the textfrom the following chapters • Exceptions and Streams • Graphical User Interface • System Analysis • Data Structures • Recursion • Review definitions posted on the class website on the power-point slides

  3. General Questions • Comparisons between definition terms • Advantages • Disadvantages • Logically describe steps to carry-out programming functions. A few examples follow: • Writing recursive functions. • Creating GUI with specified list of components • Creating a package and/or sub-package • Creating a thread

  4. Short Answer Questions • What does a code-segment do? • What is wrong with a code-segment? • Rewrite a segment of code in a different way? • Instantiate a particular type of component • Write a segment of code that requires up to three or four statements. • Logically describe how to implement an algorithm

  5. Lab Related Questions • Review the questions associated with each lab project. • Review the programs implemented for lab projects. • Review the goals of each project. • Review alternative approaches to problem solving that we discussed.

  6. Programming Questions • Write methods according to a paragraph description. The methods that you will need to write will be no more than 25 lines of code; they will average about 10 lines each. • Especially focus your study on: • Recursion • GUI interfaces • Exceptions and streams • Dynamic data structures

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