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Question 1

Variables that do not change in value; typed in all-caps.

Answer 1

Constants

Question 2

The converted version of the source in a new form.

Answer 2

Destination

Question 3

S is Capitalized. Type of Object.

Answer 3

Differences in String

Question 4

This loop will always execute at least once, even if the conditions are not met.

Answer 4

Do While Execution

Question 5

Tests the condition at the end of each repetition of a section of a program.

Answer 5

Do While Loop

Question 6

Quotation type used for string values.

Answer 6

Double

Question 7

An item in an Array.

Answer 7

Element

Question 8

Breaking down computer programs in the same way a pie chart is broken down.

Answer 8

Engaging in OOP

Question 9

Repeats a section of a program a fixed amount of times.

Answer 9

For Loop

Question 10

Enables one object to inherit behavior and attributes from another object.

Answer 10

Inheritance

Question 11

A single trip through a loop.

Answer 11

Iteration

Question 12

The counter variable used to control a loop.

Answer 12

Iterator

Question 13

This causes a computer program to return to the same place more than once.

Answer 13

Loop

Question 14

Block statement statement in which all of the program’s work gets done.

Answer 14

main()

Question 15

A group of Attributes and Behaviors.

Answer 15

Method

Question 16

A way to accomplish a task in a Java program.

Answer 16

Method

Question 17

Part of an Object’s behavior.

Answer 17

Methods

Question 18

A way for the computer to do more than one thing at the same time.

Answer 18

Multi-thread

Question 19

A way of organizing a program so that it has everything it needs to accomplish a task.

Answer 19

Object

Question 20

Programs that you create. These can be thought of as physical items that exist in the real world.

Answer 20

Objects