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Print Me Who’s Data? First Executed Name Me My Mistake Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Print Me Heinz 57

$100 Answer from Print Me System.out.println(“Heinz 57”);

$200 Question from Print Me 183

$200 Answer from Print Me System.out.println(183);

$300 Question from Print Me Computer Science

$300 Answer from Print Me System.out.println ("Computer\tScience");

$400 Question from Print Me J a v a

$400 Answer from H1 System.out.println ("J\ta v a");

$500 Question from Print Me "Space Oddity" (1969)

$500 Answer from Print Me System.out.println ("\"Space Oddity\" (1969)");

$100 Question from Who’s Data “Hello”

$100 Answer from Who’s Data String

$200 Question from Who’s Data 3.14

$200 Answer from Who’s Data double or float

$300 Question from Who’s Data 5000

$300 Answer from Who’s Data int or integer

$400 Question from Who’s Data ‘c’‘c’

$400 Answer from Who’s Data char or character

$500 Question from Who’s Data true

$500 Answer from Who’s Data bool or boolean

$100 Question from First Executed / 2

$100 Answer from First Executed /

$200 Question from First Executed ( ) * 4

$200 Answer from First Executed +

$300 Question from First Executed “hang ” + (5 * 5)

$300 Answer from First Executed *

$400 Question from First Executed “hang ”

$400 Answer from First Executed +

$500 Question from First Executed 10 – 1 == 9

$500 Answer from First Executed -

$100 Question from Name Me Blueprint for an object

$100 Answer from Name Me Class

$200 Question from Name Me Creates a new instance of an object

$200 Answer from Name Me Constructor

$300 Question from Name Me Defines an object’s actions/behavior

$300 Answer from Name Me Method

$400 Question from Name Me Defines an object’s attributes/state

$400 Answer from Name Me Field

$500 Question from Name Me Defines what kind of values a field can hold

$500 Answer from Name Me Type

$100 Question from My Mistake System out println

$100 Answer from My Mistake System.out.println

$200 Question from My Mistake private int x = 0

$200 Answer from My Mistake private int x = 0;

$300 Question from My Mistake sun.setColor Color.blue;

$300 Answer from My Mistake sun.setColor(Color.blue);

$400 Question from My Mistake public int getX() { return x;

$400 Answer from My Mistake public int getX() { return x; }

$500 Question from My Mistake 7++1

$500 Answer from My Mistake 7 + 1

Final Jeopardy This is the binary representation for the decimal number 23.

Final Jeopardy Answer 10111