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| Properties determine the ________. |
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| Methods determine the___________. |
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| In Object Oriented Programming, we consider everything as ________ and then do _________. |
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| Some Properties of the Person object are: |
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| Some methods of Person object: |
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| The methods should be written as: |
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talk() walk() read() write() |
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| coding convention and all methods are terminated by a pair of brackets (). This is called _________. |
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| Data is very important, because it contains the ________ which determine the _________ of the object. |
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| actual values and behavior |
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| When the state of an object will keep on changing is called |
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| All properties of an object are otherwise known as _______________. |
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| The data are safe inside the object. True or False |
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| Why is data safe inside an object? |
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| the data are encapsulated inside the method, you can’t play around with the data from outside directly. |
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| True or False: Data don’t get exposed accidentally to outside the object |
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| place-holders to hold the data. |
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| True or False: The variables don’t have any values by default. |
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| Variables – Direct Assignment: |
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| Variables – Dynamic Assignment: |
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| Dynamic assignment assigns what? |
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| the values to the variables indirectly. |
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| who will change the value for variables? |
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| a collection of statements,It is a named entity that operates on variables and changes the value |
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| Set of curly braces { } include all statements |
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| Arranging the data in some fashion |
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| Examples of Basic Data Structure: |
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Arrays Linked Lists Stacks Queues |
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| systematic arrangement of data, usually in rows and columns |
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| In an Array all data types should be the ______. |
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| In a Linked Lists the data is stored in a special placeholder called |
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| Two operations available on Queue are: |
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Enqueue – Adding elements at the back Dequeue – Removing elements at the front |
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| Creating a new project using BlueJ steps: |
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Click the menu Project Select New Project Browse the folder where you want to create project Give the name of the project (Example: MyProject) |
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Edit Menu: This menu is used to: |
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-Create new class - Create new package -Represent the class relationship pictorially |
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Project Menu: This menu has basic operations like: |
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Used to create new project Used to open an existing project Save the project |
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| A database is a data structure that stores organized information. |
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