Sun Java Programmer Certification Examination Outline

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Sun Certified Java Programmer (Java 2)

Basic Object Oriented Concept

Object

An Instance of a class

HAS State and Behavior

State Is Contained in ITS Member Variables

Behavior Is Implement THROUGH ITS METHODS.

Message

For Objects to Interact with One Another

Result of a message is a method invocation Which performs actions or modifies the state of the receiving object

Classes

An Object`s Class Is The Object`s Type

The Ability To Derive One Class from Another and Inherit ITS State and Behavior

Most General Classes Appear Higher In The Class Hierarchy

Most Specific Classes Appear Lower In The Class Hierarchy

Subclasses Inherit State and Behavior from Their SuperClasses

Interface

A Collection of Method Definitions WITHOUT ACTUAL IMPLEMENTATIONS

For defining a protocol of behavior what can be used by any class anywhere in the class hierarchy.

Packages

A Collection of Related Classes and interfaces

Java.lang is imported by default automaticly

Java Language Fundamentals

The Order for Every "Heading" is as Follows:

Package Declarations - package my.applications.uinterface;

Import Statements - Import Java.Awt. *

Class Definitions - Public Class Myclass {.....

Order of public vs. non-public class definitions doesn`t matter.

Allows Only One Top-Level Public Class Per Source File

Name of Source File Must Be The Same As Name of The Public Class

Main () Method Must BE:

public

Static

NOT RETURN A VALUE (Void Return Type)

Take an array of strings: (String [] args) or (string args []) DOESN`t Matter

`args` is Just A Common Name, You can Use any name you like" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" "" ""

LEGAL EXAMPLES:

Public static void main (string [] args)

STATIC PUBLIC VOID MAIN (String Args []) Command Line Arguments Are Placed in The String Array Starting At 0 After Java Command and The Program Name

For Non-Applet Java Application, There Must Be a Main Method

For applet, you do not use main ()

Applet:

A Subclass of Panel, Which Itself Is A Subclass of Container

Init () - Called When Applet is first instantiated.

Start () - Called When THE Web Page Containing The applet is to be displayed

Stop () - Called When the Web Browser Is About To show another web page and quit theurrent one

HTML Required to Display An Applet In A Web Page:

Param tag allows you to pass a value to an applet:

To use these values ​​in your applet, use the getparameter (String paramname) Method to return the value as a string:

Greeting = GetParameter ("Message");

Java Identifier

Consists of letters and Digits

Must Begin with a letter, "$" or "_"

Unlimited Length

Cannot Be The Same as a reserved keyword

Java Reserved Word

Reserved Keywords Cover Categories Such As Primitive Types, Flow Control Statements, Access Modifiers, Class, Method, And Variable Declarations, Special Constants, And Unused Words

Abstract - Boolean - Break - Byte - Case - Catch - Caar - Class - Const - Continue - Default - Do - Double - Else - EXTENDS - FINAL - FINALLY - FLOAT - IMPORT - INSTANCEOF - INT - IMPLEMENTS - IMPORT - InstanceOf - int Interface - Long - Native - Native - NULL - Package - Private - Protected - PUBLIC - RETURN - SHORT - Static - Super - Switch - Synchronized - THIS - THROWS - TRANSIENT - TRY - VOID - VOLATILE - while

True, False and Null Are Litrals, Not Keywordsprimities

Occupy pre-defined NumBers of Bits

Have Standard Implicit Initial Values

Type Conversion

You cannot Assign Booleans to any other Type.

You cannot assign a byte to a char.

You can assign a variable of type x to type y only y contacts a wiler range of values ​​Than X.

Primitives in Order of `Width` Are Char / Short, Int, Long, Float, Double.

For Objects, You CAN Assign Object X To Object Y Only et......................

Promotion

In Arithmetic Operations, Variable May Be Widened Automatical For the Purpose of Evaluating The Expression

The Variables Themselves Would Not Be Changed, But for ITS Calculation Java Uses A Widened Value.

Casting

Similar to Forcing a Type Conversion - Values ​​Can Be Casted Between Different Primitive Types

Done by Placing The Destination Cast Type Keyword Between Parentheses Before The Source Type Expression

Some Cast Operations May Result in Loss of Information

Variables Derived from these Primitive Types That Are Declared In Nested Blocks Could Only Be Access In That Block and Its Sub-Blocks, And Are Destroyed When a Block The Belong To Is Stopped

Major Primitive Types:

Primitive Type

Size

Range of values

Byte

8 bit

-27 to 27-1

Short

16 bit

-215 to 215-1

Int

32 Bit, All Are Signed

-231 to 231-1

Long

64 bit

-263 to 2 63-1

Charr

16 Bit Unicode

`/ u0000` to` / uffff`

(0 to 216-1)

Java Unicode Escape Format: a "/ u" FOLLOWED by Four Hexadecimal Digits. E.G.,

Char x = `/ u1234`

Other Primitive Types:

Long - Can Be Denoted by a trailing "l" or "l"

Float - Can Be Denoted by a trailing "f" or "f" Double - Can Be Denoted by a trailing "d" or "d"

Booleans - True Or False ONLY, Cannot Be Cast to or from Other Types

Array - Declared useing the square brackets "[]". EXAMPLE OF LEGAL DECLARATIONS:

Int [] x;

INT X [];

INT i [] []; Declares A Two Dimensional Array.

Can Be create Dynamically Using the New Keyword

Can be create element list of Can BE CREATED STATIMENT LIST

Array Element Counts from 0. for EXAMPLE, INT [10] Actually Has 10 Elements, From 0 to 9, Not from 1 to 10

Array Can Be Constructed After Declaration, Or To Have Everything Done on The Single Line

Int [] i;

i = new int [10];

Oral

INT i [] = new int [10];

Array Members Can Be Initialized Either Through a for loop, or through direct assignment

Int MyArray [] = new int [10];

For (int J = 0; j

MyArray [j] = j;

}

Oral

Char mychar [] = new char [] {`a`,` e`, `I`,` o`, `u`};

Do Not get confused with string. Strings arewarebuffer classes.

Bitwise Operation

Numerics Can Be Manipulated At The Bit Wevel Using The Shift and Bitwise Operators

Java Includes Two Separate Shift-Right Operators for Signed and UNSIGNed Operations, The ">>" And the ">>>"

>> Performs a signed Right-Shift. If THEN IT RIGHT - SHIFTS The Bits, IT Fills In A 1S on The Left. if The Leftmost Bit is 0, THEN IT RIGHT-SHIFTS ......................... ...CRIPLILE, TEACE.

>>> Performs An Unsigned Right-Shift. The Left Side Is Always Filled with 0s. << Performs a left-shift. The right side is always filled with 0s.

Java Operator

Operators That Compare Values

Equal to, "=="

NOT Equal to, "! ="

Greater Than, ">"

Less Than, "<"

Greater Than or equal to, "> ="

Less tour or equal to, "<="

Logical Operators

Logical and, "&"

Logical or, "|"

Logical XOR, "^"

Boolean Not, "!"

Short-circuit logical and, "&&"

Short-circuit logical or, "||"

Operator precedence determines The ORDER OF Evaluation When Different Operators Are Used, Alth Precedence Can Be Explicitly Set with Parentheses "()".

Multiple Operators of The Same Precedency Are Evaluated from Left to Right

IN Logical Boolean Expressions, The Right Operand Is Only Evaluated After The Left Hand Operand Has Been Evaluated First.

For short-circuit logical expression

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For Example, When

String x = "hey";

String y = "hey";

Java Creates Only One String Object, So The Result of Comparison Is Always True.

To Avoid The Above Situation, Use The New Keyword So That String X and y can be of different Objects.

In Booleans, Equals () Returns True If The Two Objects Contain The Same Boolean Value.

In string, equals () returns true if the strings contain the Same sequence of character.

Java modifier

Private

Accessible only from inside the classcannot be inherited by Subclasses

protected

Accessible Only by classes in The Same Package or Subclasses of this class

public

Can Be Accessed by Anyone

Static

Belongs to the class, not to any particular instance of the class

For Variables, There IS Only One Copy for All Instances of The Class. If An Instances The Value, The Other Instances See That Changes

For methods, it can be called without having created an instance, and can not be used the this keyword, nor be referred to instance variables and methods directly without creating an instance For inner classes, they can be instantiated without having an instance of the enclosing class

Methods of the Inner Class Cannot Refer to Instance Variables or Methods of The Enclosing Class Directly

Final

Variable`s value cannot be changed

Methods Cannot Be Overridden

Classes cannot be subclassed.

Native

Method Written in Non Java Language

Outside the JVM in a library

Optimized for speed

Abstract

Method Which is Not Implement with code body

SYNCHRONIZED

Method Makes Non-Atomic Modifications to The Class or Instance

For Static Method, Lock for The Class Is Acquired Before Executing The Method

For Non-Static Method, a Lock for the Specific Object Instance Is Acquired

TRANSIENT

Field Is Not Part of The Object`s Persistent State

SHOULD NOT BE Serialized

Volatile

Field May Be Accessed by unsynchronized threads

CERTAIN CODE OPTIMIZATIONS MUST NOT BE Performed on IT

None

Class- Non-Public Class Is Accessible Only in ITS Package

Interface - Non-Public Interface Is Accessible Only in ITS Package

MEMBER - MEMBER That Is Not Private, Protected, or Public IS Accessible Only With ITS Package

Summary of class member accessibilityAccessible to:

Visibility

public

protected

Package

Private

Same Class

YES

YES

YES

YES

Different Class But Same Package

YES

YES

YES

NO

Subclass in Different Package

YES

YES

NO

NO

Non-subclass in Different Package

YES

NO

NO

NO

Flow Control

IF / ELSE

IF (response == yes) {

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// Code to Perform Yes Action

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} else {

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// Code to Perform Cancel Action

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}

- IF CAN Be Used without Braces

- argument for if () Must Be a boolean or an expression Which Evaluates to a boolean

Switch / case

Switch (Month)

Case 1: system.out.println ("January"); Break;

System.out.println ("February"); Break;

System.out.Println ("march"); break;

Default: system.out.println ("hi!");

Break;

}

- After the correct case is executed, IT Will Continue To Execute All Those After IT Unless a Break, Return or Throw Statement

for

For (i = 0; i

// do something..

}

Uses pre-increment INSTEAD OF POST-INCREMENT. E.G. there is no difference betWeen for (int i = 0; i <5; myvar) and for (int i = 0; i <5; myvar )

While / do while

Do {

Statements

While (BooleaneXpression);

Break / Continue

- Break causes the current loop to be believedoned

- Affects Only The Execution of Loop That They Are IN

- Labeled Versions of Break / Continue Allow You To Jump To / Break Out of Wherever the Label IS

- Java Does Not Support Goto

Return

- Use return to exit from the current method and jump back to the statement of the calling method

- To have return really return a value, put the value (or an expression that calculates the value) after the return keyword; e.g., return myvar; - The value returned must match the type of method`s declared return value

- IF The Method Is Declared Void

Confusions among classes, overloaded and overridden methods

To DETERMINE AT Run Time if an Object is an instance of a specified class or some subclass of what class, we can use the instanceof operator.

SomeObject InstanceOf SomeClass Evaluates As True if someObject is an instance of someclass, or is an instance of a subclass of someclass.

SomeObject InstanceOf SomeInterface Evaluates As True IFABJECT IS An Instance of a Class Which Implements SomeInterface.

To Identify A Method in Java, We Look at the name of the method and the arguments it takes. Sometimes we refer this to a method`s signature.

IF The Arguments Are Different But The Method Names Are The Same, You Are DEALING WITH AN OVERLOADED METHOD.

IF The Arguments and The Method Names Are The Same, You Are Dealing with An Overridden Method, That The Method of The Superclass Has Been Replaced by That of the Subclass.

You cannot Define Two Methods with the Same Class with The Same Name and The Same Arguments.

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The overriding method must return............

If the object is an instance of the derived class, then the overridden version defined in the derived class will be used instead of the one defined in the parent superclass.Here is how you define a CAT subclass from the superclass ANIMAL using the extends keyword: Class cat extends Animal {? ..

super.someMethod () will call the version of someMethod () in the immediate super class. An attempt to use the superclass`s superclass`s method using by using super.super.someMethod () is not allowed

To use this () and / or super () to access overloaded or parent-class constructors, you must place them at the very beginning of the code block in the constructor, and that you can only make one of these types of calls

THIS () is buy to call any of the kether overloaded constructors defined in the class before perform performing actions specific to current constructor

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If the inner class is defined inside a method, it has access to those method

A non-static inner class is defined by being placed inside the class definition (for the inner class) or inside another class definition (the outer class). It has access to all member variables and methods of the containing class.

An anonymous inner class is defined where it is instantiated inside a method, and is implementing an interface or extending a class without using the implements or extends keywords. Since they are anonymous, they can not have any constructor

Inner x = new Inner (); is the code fragment needed to construct an instance of Inner where Inner is an inner class defined in the current class To write code to construct an instance on an inner class where either no this object exists, or. The Current this Object is not an instance of the outer class, you must create an instance of the outr Class first: Outer.inner y = new outer (). New inner (); Garbage Collection

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You can increase the likelihood of object finalization and garbage collection using the System class`s runFinalization () method which in turns will call the finalize () methods on all objects that are waiting to be garbage collected. You can also ask the garbage collector to Run by calling system`s GC () Method.

Thread Control

A Thread Is A Single Sequential Flow Of Control Wtem.

Java Is Designed for Multi-Threaded Operations.

Java Threads Are Implement by The Thread Class, Which is Part of The Java.lang Package.

From The Programmer`s Perspective, Thread Class Implementation IS System Independ, Although The Actual Implementation of Concurrent Operation Is Provided by a System-Specific Implementation.

The thread`s run () method is where all the operations take place. You provide the body to a Thread by subclassing the Thread class and overriding its run () method, or by creating a Thread with a Runnable object as its target.

A Thread`s State INDICES What THREAD IS CURRENTLY DOING: New - Creates A New Thread But Does Not Start It, Making It Merely An Empty Thread Object with no system resources being allocated for IT

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NOT RunNable - A Thread Becomes "Not Runnable" State When Some INVOKES ITS SLEEP () Method / Suspend () Method, Usees Its Wait () Method to Wait On A Condition Variable, or That The Thread is Blocking On I / O.

DEAD - A Thread Can Die Either from Natural Causees, Such as The Run () Method Has Completed, or Being Killed by Calling ITS Stop () Method. In Any Case, The Thread Can Never Be Restarted

A Thread`s Priority Tells The Thread Scheduler WHEN THREAD CAN Be Run in Relation To Other Threads. Daemon Threads Are Threads That Provide Services for Other Threads

Synchronizing Threads - if independent and concurrently running threads are sharing data or resources, they must consider the state and activities of other threads by using Object`s notify () and wait () methods to coordinate with each other You can also synchronize threads around. .

A thread is put intoo a waiting state by calling the wait () method () method () method () / notifyall () Tell The Thread / All The Waiting Threads The Lock for this Object Has Become available.

ERROR AND EXCEPTION

All Java Methods Use The Throw Statement to Throw an Exception.

The Throw Statement Requires A Single Argument: a Throwable Object.

Throwable Has Two Direct Descendants: Error and Exception:

Error - dynamic error or some other "hard" failure in the virtual machineException - a problem occurred but that the problem is not a serious systemic problem that you can catch and trap the problem Runtime Exceptions are exceptions that occur within the Java virtual machine during. runtime, such as NullPointerException which occurs when a method tries to access a member of an object through a null reference. Sometimes unpredictable, the compiler allows runtime exceptions to go uncaught, although you can catch these exceptions just like other exceptions. A method is not Required to Specify That throws runtimeexceptions though.

Java Requires That Methods Either Catch or Specify All Checked Exceptions That Can Be Thrown Wtem

An Example of Throwing An Exception: Public Object MyPopupbox () THROWS EMPTYSTACKEXCEPTION {?

A popular way to handle exceptions is to place code inside a try {} block.

You can create one or more catch () {} blocks after the try block with code to deal with all Different Types of Exceptions That Might Be Thrown

Finally blocks execute whether the code executes without an exception, or an exception is thrown and successfully caught, or an exception is thrown and not caught. Except for code in a finally block, the execution of the remaining method is stopped if there is an exception That Is Thrown But Not Caught, or That The Exception is Not Caught Correctly.

Commonly usemed methods for numeric and string

ABS () - Gets The Absolute Value

CEIL (Double) - Gets The Smallst Double Value That Is Not Less Than The Argument

Floor (double) - Gets The Largest Double Value That Is Not Greater Than The Argument

Max (Value1, Value2) - FINDS OUT The Greater Value

MIN (Value1, Value2) - Finds Out The Smaller Valuerandom () - GENERATES A Random Number Between 0.0 and 1.0

Round (double) - Round to the closest long

SQRT (Double) - Gets The Square Root of A Double Value

Length () - Gets the string length

Touppercase () - Converts String to Uppercase

TOLOWERCASE () - Converts String to LowerCase

EqualsignoreCase (String) - Compares The Content of Two String Objects While Ignoring The Case.

Charat (int) - Returns the Character At The Specified Index

Concat (string) - Concatenates the Specified String to the end of the current string

Substring (int) - RETURns a new string "is a substring of the current string.

Trim () - Removes All White Space from Both Ends of The String

Tostring () - RETURns a string representation of the object

Collection classes / Interfaces in the java.util package

Set

Cannot Contain Any DuPlicate Elements

HAS No Explicit Order to ITS Elements

Sortedset

A Set Which Maintains Its Elements in Ascending Order.

List

A Collection Which Can Contain Duplicate Elements

Elements is Ordered

Stack

A Subset of Vector

Last-in, first-out

Map

Holds Keys for US to Look Up

Cannot Have Duplicate Keys

Standard I / O streams

The Three Standard Streams Managed by The Java.lang.system Class Are:

Standard Input - System.in, Typically Reads Input Entered by User.

Standard Output - System.out, Typically Displays Information To The User.

Standard Error - System.err, Used to Display Error Messages to The User.

Input and Output Stream

Java.io Package Contains The InputStream Class and The OutputStream Classes:

FileInputStream and FileOutputStream - Read Data from Or Write Data To a file

PipedInputStream and PipedOutputStream - implement the input and output components of a pipe that channels the output from one program or thread into the input of another.ByteArrayInputStream and ByteArrayOutputStream - read data from or write data to a byte array in memory.

SequenceInputStream - Concatenate Multiple Input Streams INTO One.

StringBufferInputStream - Allow Programs To Read from A StringBuffer as if it were an input stream.

Java AWT

Stands for Abstract Window Toolkit

An Uniform Interface to Various Windowing Environments

Interface between java.awt and the native windows toolkit is provided by the java.awt.toolkit class and the package java.awt.peer

Framework for any GUI application is provided by the java.awt.Component class and its subclasses, that every GUI element except menus corresponds to a subclass of Component Menus subclasses the java.awt.MenuComponent class.

Component Class Repensents A Gui Component That Has Size, Font, And Color Attributes, CAN RedRaw Itself and Handle Events Which Occur With IT`s Display Area. Common Methods Include:

Hide () - hide the component

Show () - Show the Component

Disable () - Disable the component by Mostly Graying It Out

Enable () - Enable a Disabled Component

Repaint () - Paint The Component As Soon as Possible.

Handleevent () - for you to override in Order to Provide Specific Responses To User Events

Validate () - Verify That The Component Has Been CREATED AND DISPLAYS PROPERLY

Container Components

Belong to a subclass of the java.awt.container class

Know how to add () and removeents to layout () THE VARIOUS COMPONENTS USING a LAYOUT Manager

Component this is not an instance of window or a subclass must be added to a container to be visible on screenlabel

Displays a line of text this cannot be edited by User

List

Presents a scrollable list of items identified by string names

Scrollbar

Mostly Automatically Generated When Required by List or TextArea Components. Orientation Specified by the constants scrollbar.horizontal and scrollbar.Vertical

Five Basic Operations: Line Up, Line Down, Page Up, Page Down, and Absolute Positioning

Textfield

Holds a Single Line of Text In a Little Window In Which User Is Allowed to Edit Text

You can set a textfield to read-only by using set-only (false)

Textarea

a Text Pane Containing Lines of Editable Text

Event handling

GUI Is Event Driven

When an event occurs, the native windows toolkit first receives the event. The event is then passed to the AWT class that represents the component. The handleEvent () method of the corresponding object is then invoked. Until the Event is fully handled by some event Handler, IT Continues To Propagate Up The Container Hierarchy, Passing from Each Component To Its Parent Container. Common Event-Handler Methods Include:

Mousedown () () (), mouseup (), mousemove (), mouseenter () (), mouseexit (), keydown () () () ()

Layout Managers

WHEN You Add Components Into a Container, It is The Layout Manager of The Container Which Determines The Actual Size and Location of Each Component.

All Containers Have A Default Layout Manager, But You Can Designate Which Layout Manager To Use by Passing a New Instance of The Layoutmanager To The Container`s setLayout () Method

Borderlayout

Possible Placements Are "North," "South," East, "" WEST, "AND" center. "Components Around The Edges Are Laid Out First and The Center Component Gets The Leftover Room

Components Are Stretched Out To Meet The Edges of The Container

Cardlayout

Lets Several Components Occupy The Same Space

Only One Component Visible At A Time

User flips through the "cards"

FlowLayout

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Each row is centered in the parent component by default.

Gridlayout

Arranges Components in a Grid of Same Size Rectangular Cells

Contents of Each Cell Are Resized to Fill the Cell

Cells Are Populated from Left to Right in Each Row and The Down To The Next Row

GridbagLayout

Based on a Rectangular Array Of Cells

Each Component May Occupy A Rectangular Area Covering Several Cells

Each Child Component Has An Associated Gridbagconstraints Object To Give Hints To The Layout Manager About Its Minimum Size and Preferred Position In The Container.

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