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Begin Section 5 Lesson 1: Scanner and Conditional Statements  slides
Begin work on the Section 5 Lesson 1: Scanner and Conditional Statements practice.
#2 Math Calculator - the output should read _______ (the first value entered) math operator chosen _______ (second value entered) = _______ your calculated value goes here. Here is an example 5 * 6 = 30
Thanks for using this program.
#4 Planets - Your weight on ____________ (planet name) is ________ pounds.
Example - Your weight on Mars would be 45 pounds.
Thanks for using this program brought to you by...
#5 Mountville U - When you run this program it should NOT ask for information that is not needed once acceptance has been determined.
#6 Exam Exemption
#7 BucketsOfPaintCalculator
Your room with a width of _________, a height of __________, and a length of _________ has an area of __________ sq. ft.
This room will require ______ 5-liter buckets and ________ 1-liter buckets.

Section 5 Lesson 1: Scanner and Conditional Statements Vocabulary:
- A shorthand form of an if/else statement.
- A Java class used for reading keyboard or file input during program execution.
- A type of program control that allows different segments of code to execute when the input value matches a given condition.
- A type of program control that allows different segments of code to execute when the input value matches a given condition - another way of doing this that is different from your previous answer.

Begin Section 5 Lesson 2: Control Statements slides
Begin work on the Section 5 Lesson 2: Control Statements practice.

Relational operators, logical operators &&, ||, !

The ternary operator (?:) - an if else short cut
int x = c > 9 ? 6 : 7; //If c is greater than 9, x is 6; else x is 7

Anagram Hints - refer to section 4.3 Strings for the methods used to extract a character from a string.
You will need to use the input.nextLine() method instead of the input.next() method in order to retrieve an entire phrase and not just the first word of the phrase. |
Final hint - strings are arrays of characters, you will need to check to see if each character in the first string matches any character in the second string. If the letter is NOT in the array then the index value that is returned would be -1.

Homework

Install Eclipse on your home computer if you would like to be able to work on your java at home.

What

In this lesson, you will learn how to:
•Recognize the correct general form of a class
• Create an object of a class
• Describe object references
• Create methods that compile with no errors
• Return a value from a method
• Use parameters in a method

Why

Class templates are the foundation of the Java language. Understanding how to create a class with various methods will be essential to becoming a good Java programmer. Knowing how to instantiate an object and compare it to other objects is critical to learning to use and work with Java data types.

How

By completing the slides, quiz and practice exercises.