Programming and Problem Solving with Java

Case Study Follow-Up 1.Rather than having the number of elements be a constant, ask the user to input the number of elements to ...

3.Create another applet exactly like the one in Exercise 2, but replace the linear search with a binary search. Be sure to sort ...

682 Appendix A Java Reserved Words These words appear in red when used in this book. abstract boolean break byte case catch char ...

683 Appendix B Operator Precedence In the following table, the operators are grouped by precedence level (hightest to lowest), a ...

684 Precedence (highest to lowest) Operator Assoc.* Operand Type(s) Operation Performed | LR integer, integer bitwise OR | LR bo ...

685 Appendix C Primitive Data Types Type Value Stored Default Value Size Range of Values char Unicode character Character code 0 ...

686 Appendix D ASCII Subset of Unicode The following chart shows the ordering of characters in the ASCII (American Standard Code ...

687 Appendix E Decimal Format Type* To give more precise control over the formatting of numbers, Java provides a class called De ...

688 The last step is to format the number using a method called format, which is a value-returning method associated with each o ...

689 We use the pattern "##0.00%"to tell formatthat the number is a percentage that should first be multiplied by 100. After that ...

690 leftmost digit. The second label shows the result of formatting a negative number. The for- mat is the same as in the first ...

691 more digits, fewer stars are needed, and if it has fewer digits then more stars must be con- catenated. The number of stars ...

692 Appendix F Program Style, Formatting, and Documentation Useful programs have very long lifetimes, during which they must be ...

693 Declaration commentsaccompany the field declarations in a class. Anywhere that an iden- tifier is declared, it is helpful to ...

694 Even if comments aren’t needed, blank lines can be inserted wherever there is a logical break in the code that you would lik ...

695 Formatting Lines and Expressions Java allows you to break a long statement in the middle and continue onto the next line. Th ...

696 while(count <= 10 ) { num = Integer.parseInt(in.readLine()); if(num == 0 ) { count++; num = 1 ; } out.println(num); out.p ...

697 As we noted at the beginning of this appendix, the most important aspect of code for- matting is consistency. You may freque ...

698 Abstract A modifier of a class field that indicates it is incomplete and must be fully defined in a derived class Abstract s ...

699 Class method A method that belongs to a class rather than its object instances; identified as such with the modifier Client ...