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Conditional Statements

The if statement adds decision-making capability to a program
The if-else statement takes one of two actions based on a condition
If and if-else statements can be nested as many levels deep as desired
The extended-if statement takes one of many actions based on multiple conditions
The switch statement is another way to take one of many actions (not in AP subset)

Conditional Statements

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I. AP Computer Science
	About the AP Computer Science Exam	17:11
	Types, Variables, & Arithmetic Operators	23:20
	Equality, Relational, & Logical Operators	22:34
	Input, Output, & Errors	24:07
	Conditional Statements	28:00
	Loops	32:29
	Strings	42:20
	Arrays	47:02
	Classes & Objects	47:33
	Inheritance & Polymorphism	31:30
	Lists	33:15
	Numeric Wrapper Classes & Mathematical Functions	23:14
	Algorithms: Iteration	25:43
	Algorithms: Recursion	27:30
	Algorithms: Sorting	29:42
	Algorithms: Searching	32:37
	Program Design & Development	29:29
	Standard Classes & Interfaces	32:53
II. AP Test Preparation
	Multiple Choice Question Tips & Practice	55:47
	Free Response Question Tips & Practice	40:55
	The GridWorld Study	54:18
	Multiple Choice Questions About GridWorld	41:00
	Free Response Questions About GridWorld	39:31
	Final Tips for Taking the Exam	27:38
	Glossary of Terms to Know	36:31

AP Computer Science: Introduction to Java

I. AP Computer Science
	About the AP Computer Science Exam			17:11
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:16
			Java Editor	0:45
		The AP Computer Science Exam		1:30
			When It's Administered	1:31
			Final Score	1:49
			College Credit	2:08
		Format of AP Exam Questions		2:20
			Two Sections	2:26
			Section 1	2:31
			Section 2	2:40
			Scoring	3:23
		Multiple Choice Questions		3:57
			Example	4:04
			Check Answer in Java Editor	5:06
			Keep in Mind	6:21
		Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers		6:58
			Evaluate Each Roman Numeral Separately	7:08
			Example Multiple Choice Question	7:34
			Java Editor	8:35
		Free Response Questions		12:25
			Example	12:40
			Java Editor	14:35
		AP Java Subset		17:06
			What It Is	17:37
			Primitive Types	18:49
			Arithmetic Operators	19:11
			Assignment Operator	19:46
			Combined Arithmetic / Assignment Operators	19:51
			Increment / Decrement Operators	20:13
			Relational Operators	20:36
			Logical Operators	21:06
			Numeric Casts	21:44
			Numeric Wrapper Classes	22:39
			Math Library Methods	23:08
			String Operations	23:50
			User Input	25:33
			Output	27:17
			Program Invocation	28:13
			Arrays	29:06
			Lists	29:52
			Control Structures	30:47
			Methods	31:27
			Classes	32:10
			Inheritance	33:09
			Exceptions	34:22
		Tips for Taking the Exam		34:55
			Before the Exam	35:04
			During the Exam	36:58
		Summary		39:27
	Types, Variables, & Arithmetic Operators			23:20
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:11
		Primitive Data Types		0:37
			Int	1:48
			Double	2:42
			Boolean	3:53
		Variables		4:04
			Declaring a Variable	4:16
			Assigning a Value	6:01
			Declaring and Assigning on the Same Line	6:36
		Casting		7:00
			Mixing Types	7:10
			Automatic Casting	8:31
		Find Variables - Constants		9:21
			Final Variables	9:40
			Constants Written in All Capitals	10:43
		Arithmetic Operators		11:59
			Five Arithmetic Operators	12:10
			Result Depends on Type of Operands	13:49
		Assignment Operators		14:59
			Compound Assignment Operators	15:13
			Examples	15:43
		Increment / Decrement Operators		17:08
			Add 1 (++)	17:37
			Subtracts 1 (--)	18:25
		Summary		21:41
	Equality, Relational, & Logical Operators			22:34
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:11
		Equality and Relational Operators		1:09
			Equal to	1:15
			Not Equal to	2:25
			Relational Operators	2:40
		Logical Operators		3:44
			Three Operators: And, Or, Not	3:53
			AND Defined	4:18
			OR Defined	4:50
			NOT Defined	5:19
			Example: And	5:43
			Example: Or	6:23
			Example: Not	6:41
		Truth Tables		7:16
			Truth Tables for AND	7:30
			Truth Tables for OR	8:05
			Truth Tables for NOT	8:47
		Short-Circuit Evaluation		10:03
			Example	10:32
			This Behavior Can be Useful in Program Design	12:29
		De Morgan's Laws		13:53
			First Law	14:04
			Second Law	14:29
		Operator Precedence		15:28
			List of Operators in Highest to Lowest Precedence	15:38
			Evaluation on Operators	17:30
		Summary		20:26
	Input, Output, & Errors			24:07
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:11
		Getting Input from the User		0:42
			For AP Questions, Will Look Like One of the Following	0:54
			One Method of Getting Input From the User	2:50
			Scanner Class	3:20
		Providing Output to the User		4:38
			Only 2 Included in AP Subset	5:06
			Example: Print Two Strings on the Same Line	5:45
			Example: Print a String and an Integer	6:16
			Example: Print a Blank Line	6:40
			Java Code Example	7:04
		Escape Sequences		11:10
			Backslash Character Followed by One or More Additional Characters	11:23
			Newline Character	11:49
			Double Quote Character	12:39
			Backslash Character	13:48
			Java Code Examples: Printing Escape Sequences	14:43
		Exception Handling		16:25
			Describe As	16:33
			Exceptions Within the AP Subset That Provides Structured Way to Handle Errors	17:18
			Java Code Example	19:40
		Summary		22:21
	Conditional Statements			28:00
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:09
		Conditional Statements		0:55
			Based on Value of a Boolean Expression	1:40
			Switch Statement	2:42
		The If Statement		2:59
			Structure of If Statement	3:06
		The If-Else Statement		4:46
		The If-Else Statement		6:02
			If expression - False	6:34
		Nested If-Else Statements		7:13
			'Nest'	7:28
		Nested If-Else Statements		7:56
			First Thing to Determine	9:28
			Code	10:24
		The Extended If Statement		13:14
			Code	15:45
		The Switch Statement		18:54
			The Way It Works	19:37
			Example: Switch Statement in a Java Program	22:44
		Summary		27:03
	Loops			32:29
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:07
		Repeating an Action		0:53
			Example	1:03
		Repeating an Action		1:21
			Use Brute Force Method	1:32
		The While Loop		2:16
			To Repeat An Action	2:55
			Example: While Loop	4:57
		The Do Loop		5:53
			Example: Do Loop	8:00
			Distinction of Do Loop & While Loop	9:04
		The For Loop		10:30
			The Way It Works	10:41
			Example: The For Loop	12:43
		The Enhanced for Loop		14:18
			The Way It Works	14:42
			Example:Enhanced for Loop	16:32
		Nested While Loops		19:06
			Example	19:33
			Example: Nested While Loop (Code)	20:47
		Nested For Loops		22:36
			Example	22:51
			Example: Nested For Loop (Code)	23:29
		The Return Statement		24:30
			Example	25:03
		The Break Statement		26:21
		The Continue Statement		28:01
		Summary		30:56
	Strings			42:20
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:25
		Literal Strings		1:27
			Class: Strings	1:38
			String Is Immutable	2:11
			Example	2:53
			Literal Strings	3:27
			String Variables	4:24
			Example: String Variable	5:56
		String Concatenation		7:03
			Example	7:37
			Example: String Concatenation	8:26
		String Concatenation		10:00
			Assignment Operator	10:11
			Example	10:48
			Example: String Concatenation	11:25
		String Length		13:05
			Example: String Length	14:16
		String Comparison		16:04
			Equals Method	16:37
			Example: String Comparison	17:08
		String Comparison		21:40
			String.Equals: Case-Sensitive	21:49
			Equals Ignore Case: Case-Insensitive	22:14
			Example: Case-Sensitive and Case-Insensitive Comparison	22:46
		String Comparison		25:38
			Compare To (String.compareTo)	25:53
			Example	27:27
			Example: Sting Comparison Using the compareTo Method	28:15
		Taking a Subset of a String		30:34
			Substring Method	30:59
			2 Versions	31:08
			1st Version: Takes One Parameter	31:27
			2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters	32:41
			Example: Substring	34:02
		Searching Within a String		36:04
			indexOf Method	36:12
			1st Version: Takes One Parameter	36:26
			2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters	37:27
		Searching Within a String		38:36
			lastIndexOf Method	38:53
			1st Version: Takes One Parameter	39:08
			2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters	39:28
		Summary		40:43
	Arrays			47:02
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:14
		Declaring and Creating an Array		0:49
			Array Defined	0:55
			1st Way to Declare and Create and Array	1:10
			2nd Way to Declare and Create and Array	2:15
		Referring to Elements in an Array		5:12
			Integer Expression	5:39
			Code Example: Declaring and Creating Arrays	7:26
		Referring to Elements in an Array		9:12
			Example	9:45
			Code Example: Looping Through an Array of Ints	12:23
		Referring to Elements in an Array		15:35
			Enhanced for Loop	15:42
			Code Example: Looping Through an Array of Strings With an Enhanced for Loop	17:19
		Referring to Elements in an Array		19:25
			ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException	19:37
			Code Example: Array Index Out of Bounds Exception	21:03
		Resizing Arrays		23:05
			Example	23:33
			Code Example: Resizing Arrays	25:15
		Copying Arrays		28:13
		Passing an Array to a Method		30:09
			Example	30:15
			When Calling This Method: Pass in an Array	33:40
			Code Example: Passing an Array to a Method	34:06
		Returning an Array From a Method		36:02
			Create a Method	36:12
			Calling This Method	38:42
			Code Example: Returning an Array to a Method	39:24
		Two-Dimensional Arrays		42:23
			Length Method	43:17
			Number of Columns	43:42
		Summary		45:00
	Classes & Objects			47:33
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:46
		Classes and Objects		2:03
			Class	2:17
			Object	2:34
		Constructors		3:43
		Constructors		5:34
		Methods		7:11
			Example: getName Method	7:44
		Methods		8:45
			Example	9:08
			Example in Java Program	10:19
		Data Fields		12:48
			Way to Find Data Fields	13:10
		Data Fields		13:50
			Example: Instantiate Two Objects with Different Instance Data	14:43
		Return Type		16:21
			A Primitive Type	16:37
			An Object of a Class Type	16:49
		Return Type		17:25
		Access Control		18:19
			Public, Protected and Private	19:31
			Assumptions Made in AP Java Subset	20:00
		Access Control		20:58
			Definition of Public	21:08
			Definition of Protected	21:18
			Definition of Private	21:28
			Guidelines on What to Make Public/ Private	21:36
		Accessors and Modifiers		24:47
			Accessor	25:35
			Modifier or Mutator	26:24
		Static vs. Instance		27:15
			Static Member	27:26
		Example: Static vs. Instance		27:59
			Code Example	30:19
		Passing Data to Method		34:00
			Code Example	36:17
		Getting Data Back From Methods		37:28
			To Make Use of a Return Value	37:53
			Code Example	38:51
		Overloaded Methods		39:39
			Signature Includes	40:19
			Signature Does Not Include	40:45
		Example: Overloaded Methods		43:52
		Overloaded Methods		44:19
		Summary		45:00
	Inheritance & Polymorphism			31:30
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:42
		Inheritance		1:14
			Subclass	1:56
			Superclass	2:07
		Inheritance		3:08
			Example	3:36
		Inheritance		4:44
			Subclass Does Not Inherit…	6:05
		Inheritance		7:06
			To Override a Method	7:17
		Inheritance		8:59
			Example	10:24
		Class Hierarchies		11:31
			Multiple Level Hierarchies for Subclass	12:41
		Abstract Classes		14:35
			Example	15:59
		Polymorphism		20:19
			Example	20:34
		Interfaces		22:33
		Interfaces Example		25:13
			Defines 3 Methods	25:27
		Summary		29:26
	Lists			33:15
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:16
		Lists		0:52
			Wrapper Classes	1:10
		The List Interface		2:37
			Cannot Instantiate a List	3:26
		The ArrayList Class		5:01
			The Way It Works	7:45
		The ArrayList Class		8:34
			Primary Methods Needed To Use for ArraryList	8:53
			Code Examples	16:26
		The LinkedList Class		21:01
			To Instantiate a LinkedList…	21:59
			Code Example	24:05
		ArrayList vs. LinkedList		25:25
			Internal Storage Implementation of ArrayList	25:35
			Internal Storage Implementation of LinkedList	26:01
			Pros/Cons of Each	26:23
		Summary		32:10
	Numeric Wrapper Classes & Mathematical Functions			23:14
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:11
		Numeric Wrapper Classes		0:42
			To Get Around Storing Limitation	1:19
		Setting and Getting Values		2:30
			Double Class	3:57
		Comparing Values		5:07
			Equals Method	5:22
		Comparing Values		7:16
			CompareTo Method: Integer Class	7:29
			CompareTo Method: Double Class	9:24
		Minimum and Maximum Values		10:28
			Integer Class: Publib Static Final	10:56
			Double Class	12:19
		Automatic Conversion		12:53
			Autoboxing	13:12
			Example	13:36
			Get Method	14:52
		The Math Class		15:59
			Math.E	16:18
			Math.PI	16:25
			Example	16:34
		The Math Class		17:07
		Working With Random Numbers		18:42
			Example	19:47
		Summary		22:14
	Algorithms: Iteration			25:43
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:13
		Iteration		0:36
			Iteration Defined	0:39
			For Loop / While Loop	0:50
			Example	1:11
		Iteration		3:11
			Two-Dimensional Range	3:19
			Using Two Nested While Loops	5:00
		Finding Minimum and Maximum Values		5:54
		Finding Minimum and Maximum Values Examples		7:50
		Finding Minimum and Maximum Values Example		12:52
		Inserting in Order		15:19
		Inserting in Order Code		17:42
		Loop Invariants		21:53
			Example	23:17
		Summary		24:37
	Algorithms: Recursion			27:30
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:09
		Recursion		0:44
		Calculating Factorials		2:49
			n! and How It's Defined	3:01
			Recursive Implementation of the Factorial Function in Java	3:34
		Calculating Factorials		4:34
			Calculate 4!	4:35
			Factorial Function in Java	7:22
		Calculating Fibonacci Numbers		9:19
			Fibonacci Numbers Defined	9:30
			Recursive Implementation	10:33
			Implementation in Java	10:44
		Calculating Fibonacci Numbers		11:28
			Calculate Fibonacci(4)	11:29
			Fibonacci in Java	14:59
		Other Recursive Functions		17:35
		Other Recursive Functions		21:32
			Calculate Mystery(4)	21:33
			Mystery in Java	22:29
		Important Considerations		23:49
			Recursive Methods	25:15
		Summary		26:41
	Algorithms: Sorting			29:42
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:08
		Sorting		0:55
			Definition of Sorting	1:05
			Cant Sort Any of the Following	1:14
		Selection Sort		3:49
			Definition of Selection Sort	3:58
			'Search-and-Swap' Algorithm	5:05
		Selection Sort Example		7:46
		Insertion Sort		10:57
		Insertion Sort Example		13:02
		Merge Sort		15:14
			Recursive Sorting Algorithm	16:15
		Merge Sort Example		18:03
		Quick Sort		20:34
			Recursive Sorting Algorithm	21:36
		Quick Sort Example		23:35
		Summary		27:19
	Algorithms: Searching			32:37
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:08
		Searching		0:40
		Sequential Search		2:22
			Performed on Any Array	2:29
		Sequential Search Algorithm Using a For Loop		4:24
			Java Example	6:28
		Binary Search		8:51
		Binary Search Algorithm Using a While Loop		12:03
			Java Example	16:59
		Binary Search		20:38
			Recursive Method	20:53
			Java Example: Using Binary Search	25:34
		Search Considerations		28:16
			Binary Search	29:14
		Summary		31:14
	Program Design & Development			29:29
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:41
		Object-Oriented Programming		1:20
			Definition	1:35
			Encapsulation	2:26
			Polymorphism	4:43
		Top-Down Design and Development		5:56
			Top-Down Design	6:10
			Top-Down Development	6:51
		Reusable Code		8:47
			Definition	8:58
			Example to Reusable Code	10:33
		Team Development		11:36
		Team Development		15:03
			Adding Another Developer	15:23
		Data Structure		19:28
			Definition	19:35
			Examples	19:44
		User Interface		20:53
			Definition	21:00
		Specifications		24:19
			Definition	24:29
			2 Important Purposes for Specifications	25:25
		Summary		27:27
	Standard Classes & Interfaces			32:53
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:13
		Object		1:46
			Methods	1:57
			Equals Method	2:06
			toString Method	2:16
			What Else To Know	2:28
		Integer		3:19
			Constructor	3:32
			Methods	3:51
			Constants	4:28
			What Else To Know	5:05
		Double		6:14
			Constructor	6:35
			Methods	6:50
			What Else To Know	7:06
		String		8:16
			Methods	8:40
			What Else To Know	12:10
		Math		15:24
			Methods	15:36
			What Else To Know	18:13
		List		20:02
			Methods	20:30
		ArrayList		22:45
			What Else To Know	23:27
		Test-Taking Tips		26:05
		Summary		29:47
II. AP Test Preparation
	Multiple Choice Question Tips & Practice			55:47
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:23
		AP Computer Science Exam Structure		1:32
			Two Sections	1:40
			Contribution to Score	3:35
		Multiple Choice Strategies and Tips		4:50
		Example Question 1		9:07
		Example Question 2		13:34
		Example Question 3		16:12
		Example Question 4		21:44
		Example Question 5		26:41
		Example Question 6		34:12
		Example Question 7		39:41
		Example Question 8		42:09
		Example Question 9		46:31
		Example Question 10		50:35
		Summary		54:49
	Free Response Question Tips & Practice			40:55
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:27
		AP Computer Science Exam Structure		1:15
			Two Sections	1:20
			Contribution to Score	2:09
		Free Response Strategies and Tips		3:23
		Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued		6:17
		Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued		10:22
		Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued		13:00
		Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued		15:42
		Example Free Response Question		17:41
			Example Free Response Question Narrative Continued	18:30
			Example for Problem	19:29
			Example Set-Up for Problem	19:56
			Example Set-Up for Problem Continued	21:48
			Code	24:14
			Code Continued: First Method	25:36
			Second Method	26:28
			Additional Narrative	27:04
			Definition of Part A: What They Want You to Write	27:33
			Definition of Part B: What They Want You to Write	28:50
			Requirements for Part A	31:06
			Part A: One Possible Solution	31:49
			Requirements for Part B	34:06
			Part B: One Possible Solution	34:48
		Summary		39:52
	The GridWorld Study			54:18
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:19
		Overview of GridWorld		0:51
			Definition of GridWorld	1:00
			Important part of AP Exam	3:14
			Need to Understand It	5:16
		Overview of GridWorld: Testable APIs		8:00
			API Defined	8:06
			Testable APIs	8:52
		Testable Code		9:22
			4 Classes	9:57
		Location Class		10:21
		Location Class: 8 Public Constants That Help with Direction		11:36
			Row Numbering	12:32
			Column Numbering	13:13
		Location Class: 7 Public Constants That Represent Turns		13:31
		Location Class: Methods Useful in Navigating Through the Grid		15:25
			getAdjacentLocation	15:34
			getDirectionToward	16:21
		Location Class: 3 Other Useful Methods		16:58
			Equals Method	17:05
			CompareTo Method	17:35
			ToString Method	18:16
		Grid Interface		18:41
			Represents	18:50
		Grid Interface: Useful Methods		20:34
			getNumRows Method	20:42
			getNumCols Method	20:52
			isValid Method	21:00
		Grid Interface: Useful Methods		22:16
			Put Method	22:23
			Remove Method	22:13
			Get Method	23:26
		Grid Interface: Useful Methods		23:44
			GetOccupiedLocations Method	23:55
			GetValidAdjacentLocations Method	24:21
			GetEmptyAdjacentLocations Method	25:02
			GetOccupiedAdjacentLocations Method	25:24
		Grid Interface: Useful Methods		25:37
			GetNeighbors Method	25:44
		Actor Class		26:27
			Constuctor: Actor	27:02
			GetColor Method	27:31
			SetColor Method	27:38
			GetDirectionToward Method	27:46
			SetDirection Method	28:09
			GetGrid Method	28:27
			GetLocation Method	28:40
			PutSelfInGrid and RemoveSelfFromGrid Method	28:51
			MoveTo Method	30:03
			Act Method	30:17
			ToString Method	31:24
		Rock Class		31:46
			3 Methods	31:58
		Flower Class		32:35
			3 Methods	32:51
		Bug Class		33:53
			Includes These Methods	34:34
			How the Move Method Works	36:38
			CanMove Method	38:53
		BoxBug Class		40:49
			Behavior	41:00
			2 Private Variables	41:20
			Constructor for BoxBug	41:55
		BoxBug Class Methods		42:16
		Critter Class		43:41
			How It Works	44:03
			Next Step	45:38
			3rd Step	47:01
			Last Step in Act Method	48:33
		ChameleonCritter Class		49:00
			Redefines Some Characteristics of Critter Class	49:26
			Another Difference	51:02
		Summary		52:25
	Multiple Choice Questions About GridWorld			41:00
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:16
		Multiple Choice Strategies and Tips		0:45
			Structure	0:49
			Points Worth	1:47
		Some Strategies and Tips		3:29
			No Penalty for Wrong Answer	6:10
		Some Strategies and Tips Specifically on GridWorld Questions		6:29
		Some Strategies and Tips Specifically on GridWorld Questions		9:37
		GridWorld Testable APIs and Code		13:17
			Testable APIs	13:25
			Testable Code	13:47
		Example Question 1		14:32
		Example Question 2		17:11
		Example Question 3		22:53
		Example Question 4		26:17
		Example Question 5		34:11
		Summary		39:47
	Free Response Questions About GridWorld			39:31
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:14
		Free Response Strategies and Tips		0:49
			Format	0:56
			Points	1:18
			Quick Reference Guide	1:49
			Not Required to Do in Order	2:48
			Multiple Parts	3:33
			All Answers Must Be Written in Java	5:00
			Partially Correct Solutions Can Be Awarded Partial Credit	7:49
			Write Neatly	10:40
			Don't Waste Time	12:52
		GridWorld Testable APIs and Code		14:55
			Testable APIs	15:05
			Testable Code	15:53
		GridWorld Testable APIs and Code		16:37
			GridWorld Free Response Question	16:41
			Example	17:34
		Example Free Response Question		18:23
			Question	18:54
			Visual Diagram of the Game Board	20:00
			Visual Chart	21:08
			Narration Continues	21:56
			The Piece Class	22:59
			Narration Continues	23:59
			What You Will Need to Do	24:28
			The Rest of the Definition for DropGame	25:08
			Part A: Requirements	25:55
			Part B: Requirements	28:44
			Part A: Question (Again)	31:54
			Part A: One Possible Solution	32:19
			Part B: Question (Again)	35:30
			Part B: One Possible Solution	35:47
			Summary	38:34
	Final Tips for Taking the Exam			27:38
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:10
		AP Computer Science Exam Structure		0:46
			Two Sections	0:49
			Scoring	1:24
		Multiple Choice Strategies and Tips		2:15
			Answer Questions for Descriptive Paragraph First	2:38
			No Penalty for Wrong Answer	3:42
		Free Response Strategies and Tips		4:00
			Each Part Graded Separately	4:57
			All Answers Written in Java	5:54
			Partially Correct Solutions	8:32
			Write Neatly	10:33
			Draw a Single Line Through Mess-Ups	13:09
		Additional Resources		14:49
			Download the Project Files for GridWorld	15:20
			Download Reference Documents	15:39
			Remember, You Can Watch This Lesson More Than Once	15:54
		What to Bring to Your Exam		16:19
		What Not to Bring to Your Exam		18:47
		The Night Before Your Exam		22:00
		The Day of Your Exam		24:23
		Summary		26:44
	Glossary of Terms to Know			36:31
		Intro		0:00
		Roadmap		0:16
		Abstract Class		1:28
		Array		2:29
		Casting		3:43
		Class		4:39
		Conditional Statement		5:35
		Constructor		6:28
		Escape Sequence		7:18
		Exception		8:24
		Final Variable		8:59
		Inheritance		10:19
		Instance		11:36
		Interface		12:33
		Iteration		13:08
		List		14:05
		Logical Operator		15:11
		Loop		16:20
		Loop Invariant		17:06
		Method		17:30
		Numeric Wrapper Class		18:55
		Overloading		20:38
		Polymorphism		21:10
		Primitive Data Type		23:22
		Public and Private		24:06
		Random		25:03
		Recursion		27:07
		Return Type		28:08
		Searching		28:59
		Signature		30:14
		Sorting		30:51
		Static		32:40
		String		33:37
		Subclass and Superclass		34:30
		Glossary		35:37

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