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The document discusses the Java programming environment including that a Java program consists of classes, each class is saved in its own file and contains a main method. It provides a code template and examples of basic Java programs that output text and perform simple math operations.

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JAVA®Programming 1

The document discusses the Java programming environment including that a Java program consists of classes, each class is saved in its own file and contains a main method. It provides a code template and examples of basic Java programs that output text and perform simple math operations.

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JAVA

Programming
I
JAVA

Environment
*a JAVA

program consists of one


or more classes

*each class has a name and is
saved in a separate file with
the same name as the class and
the suffix .java
*every JAVA

application contains
a subprogram called main

*there can also be other subprograms which
are generally referred to as methods

*it is convention is to have class names
begin with an upper case letter, and
object and method names begin with a
lower case letter

JAVA

Template
// The "X" class.
import java.awt.*;
import hsa.Console;

public class X
{
static Console c; // The output console

public static void main (String[] args)
{
c = new Console();

// Place your program here. 'c' is the output console
} // main method
} // X class
Comments
*there are two sorts of comments in JAVA


/* This is a comment. It does not end here...
but keeps on going until it reaches a */

// This is also a comment which ends at the end of the line

*every program should have a header with the
following information

//name:
//date:
//description:

*include comments throughout the program to indicate
what is happening


Example Programs
1. c.print("Hello world!");
output: Hello world!

2. c.print("a");
c.print("b");
output: ab

3. c.println("a");
c.println("b");
output: a
b

4. c.println();
output:
[nothing]

Example Programs
4. c.println(1 + 2);
output: 3

5. c.println(1 + 2 + " is three");
output: 3 is three

6. c.print(1/3);
output: 0

7. c.print(1.0/3.0);
output: 0.3333333333333333
[16 fractional digits]

8. c.print(Math.sqrt(2));
output: 1.4142135623730951
[16 fractional digits]

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