1. Outline Creating Objects The String Class Packages Formatting Output Enumerated Types Wrapper Classes Components and Containers Images

2. The String class Because strings are so common We don’t have to use the new operator To create a String object title = "Java Software Solutions"; This is a special syntax that works only for strings Each string literal (enclosed in double quotes) Represents a String object

3. String class Once a String object is created Its value can not be lengthened or shortened Nor can any of its characters change => String objects are immutable However, several methods in String Allow to create new String objects As a result of the modification of the original String

4. The use of String class and its methods Refer to StringMutation.java Some methods exercised in the program Refer to the index of a particular character The index of the first character in a String is zero, The index of the next one is 1, and so on Example: “Hello” is a String object where the index of ‘H’ is zero and the character at index four is ‘o’

5. Some methods of the String class char charAt (int index) Char c; String S = “hi there”; c = S.charAt(0); // c = h boolean equals (String str) boolean equalsIgnoreCase(String str) Refer to StringMutations.java

6. Random number Random numbers are often needed when writing software Flight simulator use random numbers to determine how often simulated flights has engine trouble are generated in JAVA through the Random class Part of the java.util package Picks a number at random out of a range of values

7. Random class Methods of Random class float nextFloat() returns a random number  between 0.0 (inclusive) and 1.0 (exclusive) int nextInt() Returns a random number over all possible int value int nextInt(int num) Returns a random number in the range 0 to num-1 Refer to RandomNumbers.java

8. Math class provides a large number of basic mathematical functions Helpful in making calculations is defined in java.lang package includes static methods => methods can be invoked through the name of the class They can be used without having to instantiate an object Return values used in expressions as needed value = Math.cos(90) + Math.sqrt(delta);

9. Using Math class Sample program Use Math class to compute the roots of a quadratic equation  ax 2 + bx +c Algorithm Read values (a, b, and c) Evaluate the roots of the equation Refer to Quadratic.java

10. Some methods of the Math class static int abs(int num) The absolute value of num static double cos(double angle) Returns the angle (in radians) cosine static double exp(double power) Returns the value of e raised to the specified power

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12. Formatting output It is often necessary to format values output looks appropriate when printed or displayed NumberFormat part of java.text package Provides generic formatting capabilities is not instantiated using the new operator instead by requesting an object From one of the static methods invoked thru the class name  NumberFormat fmt = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance();

13. Creating NumberFormat instance NumberFormat objects are created using getCurrencyInstance() invoked thru class name  returns a formatter for monetary values getPercentInstance() invoked thru class name  returns an object that formats a percentage are used to format numbers using method format() Refer to Purchase.java NumberFormat fmt = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance() double subtotal=19.35; System.out.println(fmt.format(subtotal) ); Output: $19.35

14. DecimalFormat class DecimalFormat part of java.text package allows to format values based on a pattern To determine how many digits should be printed  To the right of the decimal point (for instance) is instantiated in the traditional way using the new operator Its constructor DecimalFormat takes a String  That represents a pattern for the formatted number Refer to CircleStats.java

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16. Enumerated types Java allows you to define an enumerated type Which can then be used to declare variables as the type of a variable establishes all possible values for a variable of that type By listing, or enumerating the values Where the values are identifiers, and can be anything desired  enum Season {winter, spring, summer, fall} There is no limit to the number of listed values  Any number of values can be listed

17. Declaring and using an enumerated type Once a type is defined A variable of that type can be declared enum Grade {A, B, C, D, F}; Grade score; And it can be assigned a value Thru the name of the type score = Grade.A; Enumerated types are type-safe You cannot assign any value other than those listed

18. Ordinal values Internally, each value of an enumerated type is stored as an integer, called its ordinal value The first value has an ordinal value of zero The second one, and so on You cannot assign a numeric value to enumerated type, even if it corresponds to an ordinal value

19. Enumerated types: methods The declaration of an enumerated type is a special type of class And each variable of that type is an object methods associated with enumerated objects The ordinal() method returns the numeric value Of an enumerated type The name() returns the name of the value Refer to IceCream.java

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21. Wrapper classes A wrapper class is used to wrap a primitive value into an object Ex: create an object that serves as a container to hold an int represents a particular primitive type Ex: Integer class represents a simple integer value instantiated, stores a single primitive type value Ex: Integer object store a single int value its constructor accept the primitive value to store Ex: Integer ageObj = new Integer (40);

22. Wrapper classes in the JAVA class library For each primitive type in JAVA There exists a corresponding wrapper class (java.lang) Primitive typeWrapper class byteByte shortShort intInteger longLong floatFloat doubleDouble charCharacter booleanBoolean

23. Wrapper classes methods manages the associated primitive type Ex: Integer provides methods returning the int stored in it Some methods of the Integer class Integer (int value) Constructor: creates an new Integer object storing value float floatValue() returns the value of this integer as the float type static int parseInt (String str) Returns the int corresponding to the value in str

24. Autoboxing/Unboxing Autoboxing is the automatic conversion between Primitive value and corresponding wrapper object Integer obj1; int num1 = 69; Obj1 = num1; // automatically creates an Integer object Unboxing is the reverse condition Integer obj2 = new Integer (69); int num2; num2 = Obj2; // automatically extracts the int value Refer to wrapper_error.java