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Java Cheatsheet

The document summarizes commonly used Java language features and APIs covered in a textbook including data types, operators, control flow statements, arrays, functions, classes, and standard Java libraries.

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Java Cheatsheet

The document summarizes commonly used Java language features and APIs covered in a textbook including data types, operators, control flow statements, arrays, functions, classes, and standard Java libraries.

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##We summarize the most commonly used Java language features and APIs in the

textbook.##

Hello, World.

Editing, compiling, and executing.

##Built-in data types.


##Declaration and assignment statements.

##Integers.
##Floating-point numbers.

##Booleans.
##Comparison operators.

##Printing.

##Parsing command-line arguments.

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##Mathlibrary

The full java.lang.Math API.


##Java library calls.
##Type conversion.

##Anatomy of an if statement.
##If and if-else statements.

##Nested if-else statement.


##Anatomy of a while loop.

##Anatomy of a for loop.


##Loops.

##Break statement.
##Do-while loop.

##Switch statement.

##Arrays.
##Inline array initialization.

##Typical array-processing code.


##Two-dimensional arrays.

##Inline initialization.

##Our standard output library.


//The full StdOut API.

##Formatted printing.
##Our standard input library.

##Our library for array input and output.


##Our standard drawing library.
##Our standard audio library.

##Our standard picture library.


##Command line.

##Redirection and piping.

(0.1)

(0.2)

(0.3)
##Functions.
##Libraries of functions.
##Our standard random library.

##Our standard statistics library.


##Using an object.

##Instance variables.

##Constructors.
##Instance methods.

##Classes.
##Object-oriented libraries.
##Java's String data type.
##Java's Color data type.
##Our input library.

##Our output library.


##Our picture library.

##Our stack data type.

##Our queue data type.


##Iterable.
##Our symbol table data type.

##Our set data type.

##Our graph data type.

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