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Java Notes

1. Java is a simple, object-oriented, compiled and interpreted language that is platform independent and supports multithreading and robust and secure distributed applications. 2. Java programs are written in the Java source language and compiled into bytecode, and Java provides a complete exception handling mechanism. 3. Java is case sensitive and variables and classes must be declared with the correct case.

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Java Notes

1. Java is a simple, object-oriented, compiled and interpreted language that is platform independent and supports multithreading and robust and secure distributed applications. 2. Java programs are written in the Java source language and compiled into bytecode, and Java provides a complete exception handling mechanism. 3. Java is case sensitive and variables and classes must be declared with the correct case.

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features of java. 1. simple 2. object orientad 3. compiled & interpetial. 4. platform independence 5. multithreading 6. robust 7. distributed 8.

secure java is a source language. java gives a complete exception handling oriented mechanism. java is case sensitive language. program:class sample { public static void main(string a[]) { system.out.println("welcome"; } } save file in local disk(c) create a file ncs go to run cd\ cd ncs set path=c:\j2sdl1.4.2_04\bin: javac (complier) javac sample.java java sample datatypes in java size integer long 64 int 32 short 16 byte 8 floating points double - 64 float - 32 character char - 16 0 boolean boolean - true/false. type conversion:- from one data type to other data type 1. compatible types 2. larger <- small (automatic type conversion) type casting eg:- int a; byte b=12; a = b; //write a prg to compute the area of the circle. class area range -2,10,7,8,483,648 to 2,147,483,647 -32,768 to 32,767 -128 to 127

to 65,,536 0-127-ascic

{ public static void main(string args[]) { double pi,r,a; r=10.8; pi= 3.1416; a=pi*r*r; system.out.println("area of circle is"+a); } } public static void main(string args[]) -> pvsm(string args[]) system.out.println -> (sop) //write a prg to demostrate the type casting in java class conversion { psvm(string args[]) { byte b; int i=257; double d=323.142; sop("\n conversion of int to byte"); b=(byte)i; sop(" i and b" +i+" "+b); sop("\n conversion of double to int"); i=(int)d; sop("d and i"+d+" "+i") sop("\n conversion of double to byte"); b=(byte)d; sop("d and b" +d+" "+b"); } } output:257 323.142 323 323.142 67 operators:arithmetic +,-,*,/,% relational -,>,<,<=,>= logical && decrement increment - - & + + control structures:selection iteration statement jump statement // prgs to work * * * * write write write write a a a a prg prg prg prg to to to to demostrate the basic arithmetic operations find the largest of 3 numbers. print the 1st ten fibonacci numbers. convert the temperature frahenhit to celsius

* write a prg to produce the conversion table for us dollar and indian rupees * write a prg to print a triangle 0 12 345 6789

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