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1 answer

Last reply by: Professor Quayle
Sun May 18, 2014 10:38 PM

Post by Thuy Nguyen on May 5, 2014

Is there also a .compareTo - Ignore case?

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Last reply by: M C
Fri Jul 5, 2013 7:22 PM

Post by M C on July 4, 2013

Re: Scenario 1: Use of == operator on 2 Strings objects that were initialized at "development time":

Per your explanation about use of == operator on 2 String objects that were initialized at "run time" (Scenario 2), "the == operator tells you whether the 2 String objects share the same memory location."

Based on this explanation, it seems you are saying that the reason the == operator returned "true" for Scenario 1 is that the s1 and s2 String objects "share the same memory location." Is that what you meant? If so, I do not understand why Java does this. Please provide some explanation.

You really left the "true" outcome of the Scenario 1 == operator hanging, after executing Scenario 2 and then explaining the effect of the == operator.

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Last reply by: Arshin Jain
Sat May 4, 2013 9:02 PM

Post by John Dixon on May 13, 2012

Video is wonderful and very helpful. I wish though the entire code was available for testing on my end so I could run it at the same time he does. It is helpful to see this as I try to make sense of it all. Thanks plenty.

Strings

  • A string consists of zero or more characters
  • A literal string is a sequence of characters within double quotes
  • Use the + or += operator to concatenate (join the contents of) two strings
  • The length method tells you the number of characters in a string
  • Use the equals or compareTo methods (not ==) to compare two strings
  • The substring and indexOf methods are useful for string manipulation

Strings

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  • Intro 0:00
  • Roadmap 0:25
  • Literal Strings 1:27
    • Class: Strings
    • String Is Immutable
    • Example
    • Literal Strings
    • String Variables
    • Example: String Variable
  • String Concatenation 7:03
    • Example
    • Example: String Concatenation
  • String Concatenation 10:00
    • Assignment Operator
    • Example
    • Example: String Concatenation
  • String Length 13:05
    • Example: String Length
  • String Comparison 16:04
    • Equals Method
    • Example: String Comparison
  • String Comparison 21:40
    • String.Equals: Case-Sensitive
    • Equals Ignore Case: Case-Insensitive
    • Example: Case-Sensitive and Case-Insensitive Comparison
  • String Comparison 25:38
    • Compare To (String.compareTo)
    • Example
    • Example: Sting Comparison Using the compareTo Method
  • Taking a Subset of a String 30:34
    • Substring Method
    • 2 Versions
    • 1st Version: Takes One Parameter
    • 2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters
    • Example: Substring
  • Searching Within a String 36:04
    • indexOf Method
    • 1st Version: Takes One Parameter
    • 2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters
  • Searching Within a String 38:36
    • lastIndexOf Method
    • 1st Version: Takes One Parameter
    • 2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters
  • Summary 40:43

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Table of Contents

Section 1: AP Computer Science
About the AP Computer Science Exam

17m 11s

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

23m 20s

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

22m 34s

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

24m 7s

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

28m

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

32m 29s

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

42m 20s

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

47m 2s

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

47m 33s

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

31m 30s

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

33m 15s

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

23m 14s

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

25m 43s

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

27m 30s

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

29m 42s

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

32m 37s

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

29m 29s

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

32m 53s

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
Section 2: AP Test Preparation
Multiple Choice Question Tips & Practice

55m 47s

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

40m 55s

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

54m 18s

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

41m

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

39m 31s

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

27m 38s

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

36m 31s

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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