Flashcard Set: Java
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Java: What do you do with the source ... Java: How do you create an array of ... How does Java pass variables in metho... Java: Basic 2 rules for class encaps... Java: Difference between instance and... Java: Metaobject used to represent t... Java: Metaobject used to represent m... Java: Object for writing text data t... Java: Class to represent a file on d... Java: Function of BufferedWriter class Java: Objects used in reading from a... Java: Class to allow splitting of st... Function of serialVersionUID Java: Tool used to get a serialVersi... Java: Object to represent a network ... 3 steps to read data from Socket Java: 3 steps to write data to a Socket Java: Object to represent thread of ... Java: How do you make a class capabl... Java: Keyword to modify a method so o... How do you get a JAR to run on client... Sun recomendation for preventing pack... Define: JWS Define: RMI technology 2 protocols for RMI Contrast JRMP and IIOP Define: servlets Define: JSP Java: How do you find out if the ins... Java: Simple output to screen command Java: Convert string to integer Java: Get out of a loop immediately Java: Increment a number by 1 Java: Set up a loop to run a certain... Java: force a value to certain variab... Java: return a random number from 0 to 1 Java: Class for easy handling of arrays In the Java API, how are classes grou... What does it mean when a package star... Java: Difference in inheritance of p... Java: What keyword stops a class fro... Java: What keyword is used to preven... Java: How does abstract keyword modi... Java: Operator to check if a variabl... What does the interface keyword do to... Java: How do you mark an class as im... Java: How do you invoke the supercla... Java: 2 areas of memory Java: Where are objects held in memory Java: Where do all local variables e...
Java: What do you do with the source ... Java: How do you create an array of ... How does Java pass variables in metho... Java: Basic 2 rules for class encaps... Java: Difference between instance and... Java: Metaobject used to represent t... Java: Metaobject used to represent m... Java: Object for writing text data t... Java: Class to represent a file on d... Java: Function of BufferedWriter class Java: Objects used in reading from a... Java: Class to allow splitting of st... Function of serialVersionUID Java: Tool used to get a serialVersi... Java: Object to represent a network ... 3 steps to read data from Socket Java: 3 steps to write data to a Socket Java: Object to represent thread of ... Java: How do you make a class capabl... Java: Keyword to modify a method so o... How do you get a JAR to run on client... Sun recomendation for preventing pack... Define: JWS Define: RMI technology 2 protocols for RMI Contrast JRMP and IIOP Define: servlets Define: JSP Java: How do you find out if the ins... Java: Simple output to screen command Java: Convert string to integer Java: Get out of a loop immediately Java: Increment a number by 1 Java: Set up a loop to run a certain... Java: force a value to certain variab... Java: return a random number from 0 to 1 Java: Class for easy handling of arrays In the Java API, how are classes grou... What does it mean when a package star... Java: Difference in inheritance of p... Java: What keyword stops a class fro... Java: What keyword is used to preven... Java: How does abstract keyword modi... Java: Operator to check if a variabl... What does the interface keyword do to... Java: How do you mark an class as im... Java: How do you invoke the supercla... Java: 2 areas of memory Java: Where are objects held in memory Java: Where do all local variables e...
