CSC141 Computer Science I

Zhen Jiang

Dept. of Computer Science

West Chester University

West Chester, PA 19383

zjiang@wcupa.edu

Table of Contents

Introduction Plain text format printout Variable and its value type Operator Math.pow & Math.sqrt Combined assignment DecimalFormat Prefix/postfix increment

Code 2-1, page 27 Names Main { } and ( ) Println and print (Code 2-3, page 35) \n (Code 2-5, page 36), \t (Code 2-6, page 37), and table 2-2. // (not \\) , page 77

Welcome

Code 2-7, page 39 Type (declaration) Name, page 43

Begin with [a]-[Z], or _, or $ Contain only [a]-[Z], [0]-[9], _, and $ No keyword Case distinct Samples, table 2-4, page 43

Variable

Assignment Left is a single variable Right is a legal expression

Initialization, page 52 Value of variable and execution time line, page 53

Assignment

Operator, Code 2-8, page 40, Table 2-7, page 55 Precedence order, table 2-8, page 58 Prefix/postfix increment (decrement), page 193-196

n[x][y][pd].counter[type]++

Casting, page 66 17/3=? 17.0/3=? (double)17/3 = ?

Types, Code 2-10, page 46 Sample, Code 2-18, page 60

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Expression

Math.pow and Math.sqrt, page 62 Math.PI, page 70 Combined assignment, table 2-13, page 63 Scope, page 75

Advanced techniques

Code 2-29, page 87

Keyboard Input

Displaying message, Code 2-32, page 94 Input, converting a string to number, Code

2-33, page 97 Value of, page 582-583 Parse, table 2-18, page 96

Output converting a number to string, toString, page 603 DecimalFormat, Code 3-21,22,23,24, page 174-180

String

indexof, page 574 Substring, table 9-5, page 577 Concat, Table 9-6, page 581 Replace, Table 9-6, page 581 Length, Code 2-21, page 73 Sting.valueOf, table 9-7, page 583

String (continue…)

String split “12.123456” => “12.123”

Example