[ERSC 1F90] - Final Exam Guide - Ultimate 23 pages long Study Guide!

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Origin of planet earth: big bang theory. Large explosion sent all matter in the universe flying outward at incredible speeds: nebular hypothesis. Bodies in solar system evolved from a rotating cloud called a solar nebula: protosun and protoplanets. Elements: basic building blocks of minerals, 118 are known. Atoms: smallest particles of matter, retains all the characteristics of an element. Paradigm: a mode of viewing the world which underlies the theories and methodology of science in a particular period of history. Paradigm shift: a fundamental change in philosophy. Divergent plate boundaries: located along the crests of oceanic ridges and can be thought of as constructive plate margins. Oceanic ridges and seafloor spreading: along well-developed divergent plate boundaries, the seafloor is elevated and forms oceanic ridges. Older portions of oceanic plates are returned to the mantle at convergent plate boundaries: also called destructive plate margins.

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9. Finally, you should write a program MontrealMaps which will suggest a path to go along the metro to get from one place to another. The only required method for MontrealMaps is a main method but of course you are allowed to write others. Your program should do the following. For any library methods that you use, make sure that you are properly importing things and handling any exceptions they may throw. (10 points) • Using an appropriate library method, you should create a Subway System object. If this method fails to initialize, you should print the message Error, not enough funding. • Use a Scanner and print statements to read the current x and y position of the user. • Use a Scanner and print statements to read the x and y position that the user wants to go to. . Find the nearest Metro Station to both the start position of the user and his final destination. • If the 2 metro stations have the same name (i.e. are the same metro station) then print It is fastest to walk there. • Otherwise, call the method findPath from the previous part to find a path from these 2 metro stations. . If the method returns null, then print Sorry, there is no path on the metro, you'll have to walk • Otherwise, print the path using the metro using the method printPath defined in the MapUtilities class in the appendix. SUMMARY OF JAVA STANDARD LIBRARY METHODS POR SELECTED CLASSES • String package java.lang) Methods - public boolean gist and e rs is stingeancoject - puble boolean grease Sering another ca t ering String paint i th Stre C h eshilly before the Stripe with striert w Single weiter water N ENE fusha -publish tohy Casting de . File( p age java.io) Methods r eate - publie Yiling path : C • Scanner (package java.ut 1) Method -ple S ule - double Double Sc - le bon when : S Scanner tal de fethede h able othebean - puble String Best Mus eethe u s tepal -pulle haalean haxtLine: Check the hea ther in left PrintStream( p age java.io) Methods pul vaid pri Pribonaat - puli wid pride d oble vile. - pille vaid print Print vei. -pulle vaid printject o: Prints Object -puli vaid printString : Prints String .. - vaid primi The theme line by writing the li n e tie id print in bool bl. Prise n value the - public void platinabled Prints double ved and then the line - public void printit Prints Ent value and then tomis the - Pull vaid pri l l be t he minime publie wild prin t ing with String in the terminates the line • ArrayLiat package java.util) Methods - public boolean Arraybettype was a new ArrayList

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