1. Chapter 7 Introduction to High-Level Language Programming

2. High Level Languages – Figure 7.1 Transitions of a High-Level Language Program

3. Virtual Data Storage – Figure 7.6 A 12-Element Array Hits

4. Virtual Data Storage – Figure 7.7 A Virtual 2 x 3 Table

5. Virtual Data Storage – Figure 7.7 The 2 x 3 Table Stored In Memory

6. Control Statements – Figure 7. 9 Sequential Flow of Control

7. Control Statements – Figure 7. 12 Conditional Flow of Control (If-Else)

8. Control Statements – Figure 7. 13 If-Else with Empty Else

9. Control Statements – Figure 7. 14 While Loop

10. Meeting Expectations – Figure 7.20 - Each Target Machine Has a Separate Compiler

11. Meeting Expectations – Figure 7.21 – Java Compiler, Java Bytecode Interpreters

12. Managing Complexity – Figure 7.22A – Structure Charts

13. Managing Complexity – Figure 7.22B – Structure Charts

14. Managing Complexity – Figure 7.23 Methods In The Circle Class

15. Object-Oriented Programming – Figure 7.30 The PIE of OOP

16. Java and OOP – Figure 7.34 – A Hierarchy of Geometric Classes

17. Graphical Programming - The Importance of Visualization

18. Graphical Programming – Figure 7. 36 Visualization of a Three-Dimensional Surface

19. Graphic Primitives – Figure 7.37 - Pixel Numbering System in a Bit Mapped Display

20. Graphic Primitives – Figure 7. 38 - Displaying of Information on the Terminal

21. 7.9.3 Graphics Software – A Window or a Frame in Java

22. A DrawLine (int x1, int y1, int x 2, int y 2). This Draws A Straight Line From Point (x1, y1) On The Screen To Point (x2, y2.)

23. Graphics Software– Command: drawLine (1,1,4,4); Sets Four Pixels in the Frame Buffer

24. Graphic Software– Using Command drawOval (int x, int y, int width, int height). This Draws an Oval Within a Rectangle

25. Graphics Software – No Entry Sign - Set Color Command From the Color Class

26. Graphics Software – Using Commands, drawOval, drawLine, and Set Color, We Can Change The Stop Sign

27. Graphics Software – Using Commands of drawString and drawLine Will Produce This Image.

28. Graphics Software – drawRoundRectangle (int x, int y, int width, int height, int arcWidth, int arcHeight).

29. Graphics Software – A Filled Shape Rather Than An Outline

30. Graphics Software – Using the Command of fillOval (80, 80, 300, 200) Note The Circle Is Outside The Window – This Is Called Clipping

31. Practice Problems – Write The Sequence of Commands to Draw The House On This Screen

32. Exercises – Given the Declaration int [ ] [ ] table = new int [5] [3]: How Would You Refer To This Marked Cell

33. Exercises – Using the drawLine Command Draw An Isosceles Triangle

34. Exercises – Create three labeled Rectangular Buttons

35. Exercises – Create the image of a “Teeter-Totter”