The document discusses importing Java packages and using the Scanner class. It provides examples of how to import packages like java.util for the Scanner class and collections framework. It also shows how to create Scanner objects to read from keyboard, files, or other inputs. Methods like nextInt(), nextLine(), and close() are demonstrated. The document also briefly covers if/else statements and switch statements for conditional logic. Finally, it defines arrays as groups of variables of the same type that can be one-dimensional or multi-dimensional and provides syntax examples.
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Lesson 3 Importing Java Packages To Make Them
The document discusses importing Java packages and using the Scanner class. It provides examples of how to import packages like java.util for the Scanner class and collections framework. It also shows how to create Scanner objects to read from keyboard, files, or other inputs. Methods like nextInt(), nextLine(), and close() are demonstrated. The document also briefly covers if/else statements and switch statements for conditional logic. Finally, it defines arrays as groups of variables of the same type that can be one-dimensional or multi-dimensional and provides syntax examples.
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Lesson 3 Importing Java
Packages to make them
Accessible in the Code Java.util – contains the collections framework, legacy collection classes, event model, date and time facilities, internationalization and miscellaneous utility classes Package– technique for organizing java classes into namespaces providing modular programming in Java JAVA PACKAGES
Scanner class is a class in java.util that allow the
user to read values from keyboard or file Class Constructors
1. Scanner in = new Scanner(System.in);
2. Scanner inFile= new Scanner(new FileReader(<<myFile>>)); Numeric and String Methods
METHOD RETURNS
intnextInt() Returns the next token as an int
long nextLong() Returns the next token as a long
float nextFloat() Returns the next token as a float
double nextDouble() Returns the next token as a long
Numeric and String Methods
METHOD RETURNS
String next() Finds and returns the next complete token
from this scanner and returns it as a string string nextLine() Returns the rest of the current line, excluding any line separator at the end. void close() Closes the scanner Java Selection Statements
1. The if statement is used to direct program execution in two different routes.
Here is the syntax of the if statement: if (condition) starement1; else statement2; 2. The switch statement is used for forward execution to different parts of the user’s program based on the value of an expression Heres the syntax of switch statement: switch (expression){ casevalue1: //statement break; casevalue2: //statement break; Lesson 4: Demonstration the Creation and Use of Arrays Array
Utilizedto save a group of data, but it is
frequently more beneficial to think of an array as a group of variables of the same type. Fixed size objects One dimensional array
Can be viewed as a list of items in memory , stored sequentially.
The syntax of one-dimensional array declaration is like this: typevar-name []; Example: String hname[]={“SugarHotel”, CebuHotel”, “ApoNew Hotel”}; doublerday[]={0,1106.00,930.90,920.30}; Multidimentional Array
Stores a table of data, with rows and columns of values.
This is useful for storing more complex groups of related items. It is best applied in string arrays. Synatax: typevar-name [][]; Example: numbers = new int[10] [10];