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Basic Topics in Java Programming

 Basic Topics in Java Programming


    01. The necessary to start programming: installing JDK and NetBeans
    02. Creating the first program in Java
       2.1 Commented code of the first program - what Classes and Methods are
    03. Printing on screen using print, println and printf
       3.1 Exercises about printing outputs
    04. Comments and Delimiters
    05. Numeric Types - byte, short, int, long, float and double
    06. Getting user data: class Scanner
          Video lesson: How to use the Scanner Class
    07. Math: Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Division, Division Rest (module) and operator precedence in Java
    08. Comparisons: operators greater than (>), less than (<), greater equal (>=), less equal (<=), equal (==) and different (=)
    09. Char type: storing and representing characters
    10. Boolean type: the Base of Computer Logic
    11. The logical operators and denial: && (AND), || (OR) and! (negation)
    Marcadores: Apps, Install, Operators, Types

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    Java exceptions provide a way to process synchronous errors such as divisions by zero and out-of-range array indexes, and this article offers top practical guidelines on their use. The article includes when to use Exceptions, when you neither catch nor throw exceptions and (importantly) when to use standard Java exceptions. See more java homework answers

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