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CIT 590 Intro to Programming Java lecture 3

Hashmaps The equivalent of python dictionaries. With both ArrayLists and Hashmaps, the syntax only allows for class datatypes ArrayList is ok ArrayList is not ok. Instead you have to write ArrayList Similarly if you have a dictionary in Python that maps string keys to integer values the way to declare that in Java is HashMap and not HashMap 2

Exploring java documentation This is the official documentation. Get comfortable exploring it. It is completely fine and completely encouraged to use methods from here once you understand them. If you come across a method and you do not understand, please post on Piazza/ come to office hours.

Integer vs int (Double vs double) int, double, boolean, char – these are primitive data types. Integer, Double, Boolean – these are classes. Integer i = 5; You are then creating an instance of an integer. You can call methods on that integer Lots of useful methods to convert between datatypes Integer.parseInt(“5”);

String concatenation in Java What does the following do? int x = 45; int y = 1; String s = x + y + “ is x plus y and “ + x + y + “ is also x plus y”; Always evaluate from left to right. Always remember what datatype you are working with.

Test driven development in Java We’ll spend some time writing unit tests for the BankAccount class. Along the way, we will try and learn other Java concepts as well.

7 JUnit in Eclipse If you write your method stubs first (as on the previous slide), Eclipse will generate test method stubs for you To add JUnit 4 to your project: Select a class in Eclipse Go to File  New...  JUnit Test Case Make sure New JUnit 4 test is selected Click where it says “ Click here to add JUnit 4... ” Close the window that appears To create a JUnit test class: Do steps 1 and 2 above, if you haven’t already Click Next> Use the checkboxes to decide which methods you want test cases for; don’t select Object or anything under it I like to check “create tasks,” but that’s up to you Click Finish To run the tests: Choose Run  Run As  JUnit Test

8 Viewing results in Eclipse Bar is green if all tests pass, red otherwise Ran 10 of the 10 tests No tests failed, but... Something unexpected happened in two tests This test passed Something is wrong Depending on your preferences, this window might show only failed tests This is how long the test took

9 Defining constructors A constructor is code to create an object You can do other work in a constructor, but you shouldn’t The syntax for a constructor is: ClassName ( parameters ) { …code… } The ClassName has to be the same as the class that the constructor occurs in The parameters are a comma-separated list of variable declarations

10 Example constructor I public class Person { String name; int age; boolean male; Person (String aName, boolean isMale) { name = aName; male = isMale; } }

Most constructors just set instance variables: public class Person { String name; boolean male; Person (String name, boolean male) { this.name = name ; this.male = male ; } } 11 Example constructor II this is needed to resolve ambiguity

Defining a method A method has the syntax: return-type method-name ( parameters ) { method-variables code } Example: boolean isAdult(int age) { int magicAge = 21; return age >= magicAge; } Example: double average(int a, int b) { return (a + b) / 2.0; }

13 Methods may have local variables A method may have local (method) variables Formal parameters are a kind of local variable int add(int m, int n) { int sum = m + n; return sum; } m, n, and sum are all local variables The scope of m, n, and sum is the method These variables can only be used in the method, nowhere else The names can be re-used elsewhere, for other variables

14 Blocks (Compound statements) Inside a method or constructor, whenever you use braces, you are creating a block, or compound statement: int absoluteValue(int n) { if (n < 0) { return -n; } else return n; }

15 Nested scopes 1 int fibonacci(int limit) { 2 int first = 1; 3 int second = 1; 4 while (first < 1000) { 5 System.out.print(first + " "); 6 int next = first + second; 7 first = second; 8 second = next; 9 } 10 System.out.println( ); 11 }

16 Declarations in a method The scope of formal parameters is the entire method The scope of a variable in a block starts where you define it and extends to the end of the block if (x > y) { int larger = x; } else { int larger = y; } return larger; Scoped to the if block Scoped to the else block Illegal 

17 The for loop The for loop is a special case You can declare variables in the for statement The scope of those variables is the entire for loop This is true even if the loop is not a block void multiplicationTable() { for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) { for (int j = 1; j <= 10; j++) System.out.print(" " + i * j); System.out.println(); } }

Returning a result from a method If a method is to return a result, it must specify the type of the result: boolean isAdult ( … You must use a return statement to exit the method with a result of the correct type: return age >= magicAge ;

Returning no result from a method The keyword void is used to indicate that a method doesn’t return a value The return statement must not specify a value Example: void printAge(String name, int age) { System.out.println(name + " is " + age + " years old."); return; }  There are two ways to return from a void method:  Execute a return statement  Reach the closing brace of the method

20 Sending messages to objects We don’t perform operations on objects, we “talk” to them This is called sending a message to the object A message looks like this: object. method ( extra information ) The object is the thing we are talking to The method is a name of the action we want the object to take The extra information is anything required by the method in order to do its job Examples: g.setColor(Color.pink); amountOfRed = Color.pink.getRed( );

21 Putting it all together class Person { // fields String name; int age; // constructor Person(String name) { this.name = name; age = 0; } // methods String getName() { return name; } void birthday() { age = age + 1; System.out.println( "Happy birthday!"); } }

22 Using our new class Person john; john = new Person("John Smith"); System.out.print (john.getName()); System.out.println(" is having a birthday!"); john.birthday();  Of course, this code must also be inside a class!

23 Diagram of program structure A program consists of one or more classes Typically, each class is in a separate.java file Program File Class Variables Constructors Methods Variables Statements

24 null If you declare a variable to have a given object type, for example, Person john; String name;...and if you have not yet assigned a value to it, for example, with john = new Person(); String name = “John Smith";...then the value of the variable is null null is a legal value, but there isn’t much you can do with it It’s an error to refer to its fields, because it has none It’s an error to send a message to it, because it has no methods The error you will see is NullPointerException

Methods and static methods Java has two kinds of methods: static methods and non- static methods (called instance methods) However, before we can talk about what it means to be static, we have to learn a lot more about classes and objects Most methods you write should not, and will not be static Every Java program has a public static void main(String[ ] args) method This starts us in a “static context” To “escape from static”, I recommend starting every program in a certain way, as shown on the next slide

Escaping from static class MyClass { public static void main(String[] args) { new MyClass().run(); } void run() { // Your real code begins here } } You can replace the names MyClass and run with names of your choice, but notice that each name occurs in two places, and they have to match up Do not worry about this for the current assignment!