CSE 11 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Javadoc, Short Circuit, Search Algorithm

• School: UCSD
• Department: Computer Science & Engineering
• Course: CSE 11
• Professor: Joe Gibbs Politz

Document Summary

Powers begin at zero and increase by 1 for each position. Variables: named locations in memory whose value can change during the execution of the program. Identi ers rules: must begin with a litter, $, or under score. Primitives: 8 primitive types, byte - 8 bits(-128-+127, short - 16 bits (-35768-+35767, int - 32 bits , long-64 bits, oat - 32 bits (a real number, like 98. 6, 0. 0001, or -666. 667, double - 64 bits. Use the single quotes ( a": boolean - true or false. Values in the program that do not change. Named constants have type preceded by the word nal use all capital letters. Statements have left to right asscoiativity- they are evaluated left to right in the order they appear, higher order of precedence operators rst. Immutable -cannot be changed once they are created. Manipulated using methods of the string class (see javadoc) Input, output: develop an algorithm, code the program, test.