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The values or variables listed inside the parenthesis of a method call. |
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Pieces of information that are sent into, or passed to, a method. |
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A named list of data items that all have the same name. |
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A data type that can hold only 2 different values: true or false. |
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One of two values: true or false. |
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A binary program that is created when the Java compiler translates the source code. |
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The process of explicitly converting a value of one data type to a value of another data type. |
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A programming language construct that is used as a blueprint to create objects with specific attributes and methods. |
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The process of combining, or adding, two String values together. |
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A special class method used to set up an object, which typically means initializing the object's instance variables. |
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This describes the category of data that can be stored in a variable. |
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A loop that executes a specific number of times. |
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A Java post-test looping structure. |
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A value stored in an individual memory location in an array. |
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The act of hiding data and methods to protect them from being inadvertently changed. |
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A String method used to evaluate the contents of two String objects to determine if they are equivalent. |
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The variables declared in the method header which accept values from the actual parameters in the method call. |
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The keyword that indicates that a variable's value is fixed. |
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A pre-test loop that uses shorthand notation to combine multiple statements into one line of code. |
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A loop whose final number of loops is unknown at development time. |
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The ability to create classes that share the attributes and method of existing class, but with more specific features. |
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The process of giving a variable an initial value. |
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A specific variable that was created from a class. |
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The process of creating an object from a class. |
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A dual-alternative decision structure which specifies what to do when a certain condition is true and also what to do if that condition is false. |
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A variable declared and used inside a particular group of code. |
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The && and || operators used to join two or more Boolean expressions to make a compound condition. |
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A variable whose value determines whether the loop execution continues. |
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A String method used to determine the number of characters in a String object. |
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A named group of program statements organized as a module. |
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A self-contained block of program code, similar to a procedure. |
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The first line of a method. |
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The creation of two or more methods in the same class, with the same name, but different signatures. |
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The act of placing one if statement inside either the true or false path of another if statement. |
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The act of placing one looping structure inside another. |
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This keyword is used to allocate memory for an object. |
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An array whose elements correspond to the elements of another array. |
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The process in which variables are passed such that the memory address is copied for use inside the method; thus any changes made to the variable inside the method change the variable outside the method as well. |
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The process in which variables are passed such that a copy of the value is created for use inside the method; thus any changes made to the variable inside the method will not change the variable outside the method. |
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A unary operator that is placed after a variable that will eval. |
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A unary operator that is placed before a variable that will add 1 to the variable and then evaluate it. |
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An Integer method that accepts a String value and returns its integer value. |
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The line of code in a method body that sends a value from the method back to the line of code that called it. |
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A variable that can hold zero or more characters. |
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An integer that specifies one of an array's elements. |
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A member that belongs to the entire class so that it can be accessed without the need for instantiating an object from that class. |
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A Java decision structure used to test a single variable against a series of exact integer or character values. |
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A reference to an object that is passed to any object's nonstatic class method. |
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A class method used to return a String representing the object. |
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An array whose elements are specified by two indexes, often visualized as a table or a matrix. |
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A named location in memory where programs can store a value. |
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The portion of a program where you can refer to a variable. |
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