Java Procedural Syntax
- Primitive Data Types in Java
- Java's Primitive Data Types
- Java Operators
- White Space
- The proper use of white space in programs
- Literals
- Literals
- Identifiers in Java
- Keywords
- Separators in Java
- Addition of Integers in Java
- Addition of doubles in Java
- Multiplication and division in Java
- Unexpected Quotients
- The Remainder or Modulus Operator in Java
- Operator Precedence in Java
- Parentheses in Java
- Parentheses in Java
- Mixing Data Types
- Mixing Data Types
- Arithmetic Promotion and Binary Operations
- Arithmetic Promotion, Assignments, and Casting
- Converting Strings to Numbers
- The char data type in Java
- Unicode
- Java Flow Control
- The if statement in Java
- Testing for Equality
- The else statement in Java
- Else If
- The while loop in Java
- The for loop in Java
- The do while loop in Java
- Booleans
- Relational Operators
- Relational Operator Precedence
- Testing Objects for Equality
- Testing for Equality with equals()
- Break
- Continue
- Labeled Loops
- The switch statement in Java
- The ? : operator in Java
- The ? : operator in Java
- Logical Operators in Java
- The Order of Evaluation of Logic Operators
- Declaring Arrays
- Creating Arrays
- Initializing Arrays
- System.arraycopy()
- Multi-Dimensional Arrays
- Declaring, Allocating and Initializing Two Dimensional Arrays
- Even Higher Dimensions
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