1. Programming
Vocabulary

2. Source Code
A text editor used to type your program.

3. Syntax
A specific format used to create your program.

4. Import Includes other libraries.
import cs1.keyboard- another class or library that allows you to use other key words.

5. // Comments - Used to write notes about the program.
/* - this is one content that spans several lines. */

6. Public Class (Name of program):
The #include directive is a special instruction for the java compiler that tells the compiler to include the contents of another file.

7. Public static void main (string [] args)
Void main is the name of a function. A function is simply a block of code that performs a task.

8. { }
The braces mark the beginning and the end of the code block.

9. Variables
Variables are simply memory locations that the program will use while it is running.

10. ;
Variables are considered a statement and therefore ends in a semicolon.

11. Keyboard.readInt() Input statement
Keyboard.readInt() pauses the program to allow the user to enter the current weekly pay.

12. System.out.print
System.out.pirntin returns to a new line.

13. * / + - These symbols are used in mathematical equations Multiply *
Divide /
Add +
Subtract -

14. White Space
White Space is used to separate the word and symbols used in a program.

15. Complier
A program that translates code in one language to equivalent code in another language.

16. IDE
IDEs combine an editor, compiler, and other Java support tools into a single application.

17. Three Types of Errors
Compile-time error
Runtime error
Logical error

18. Java Developed by Sun Microsystem High-Level programming language
One reason for its wide-spread use is the ability to create platform independent applications.

19. Object, Classes, & Packages
An object consists of related data and the instructions for performing actions on that data
A class defines the type of data actions on that will be associated with an object of that class.
A package, sometimes calle a library is a group of related classes.

20. Object, Classes, & Packages
Library
Fiction
Biography
Classes
Name of Book
Name of Book
Object

21. Code Conventions An introductory comment should begin a program
Package names should begin with a lowercase
Class names should be nouns and beginwith an Uppercase letter
A comment block should be included before each class.

22. Code Conventions
Comments should not repeat what is clear for looking a the code
Statements in a method should be indented.
An oopen curly brace { should be placed on the same line as the class or method declaration.