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1 IEDU Programming AcEvity, Summer, Java language basics (4) Func%on July 19, 2015 Minhaeng Lee

2 Review : loop Program print from 0 to 10 While/for Two guys write down on the board! Make a condieon that make true only if a given int variable int a; is larger than 10 and divided by 3 Break / ConEnue?

3 Tip: Naming rule in java programming Usually kept Reserved keyword begins with lower case new, for, while, import, package Class begins with upper case MyClass a; If a word begins with upper case le[er? We knows it is class! Otherwise : purple colored words in eclipse Reserved keywords

4 Tip: I don t know what funceon I have to use! I know what class I have to use but I cannot remember a funceon for that! Use. a_er class, or instance Math.

5 FuncEon / Method Same meaning different wording If a FuncEon is in class then we call it as method Syntax <return type> <name>( [parameters]) { [statement] } Return type can be any type in java Return value from funceon void : when there is nothing to return

6 FuncEon example : two number add Access specifier Return type FuncEon Name Input Parameters braces

7 FuncEon and variable scope Usually only variables declared in a funceon are used in the funceon. SomeEmes, it also possible to access outside of the funceon When? Only if the variable is loaded to memory. When is that Eme? staec

8 Referencing to outside variables

9 Variable creaeon and terminaeon tmpvariable crea%on result crea%on All variable termina%on

10 Memory stack and funceon call

11 NoReturnAdd //Guess the result!

12 Key input Use Scanner library Import first (where should we put in our code?) import java.u%l.scanner; Example get integer from keyboard Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in); int myinput = keyboard.nextint(); String mystring = keyboard.nextline(); For other type? Check funceons using. a_er keyboard Type : keyboard. Check the funceon list

13 Loop input processing for interaceve programming Type it and see how it works

14 Loop input processing for interaceve programming Type it and see how it works

15 Exercise : interaceve calculator Use sta%c keyword to call funceon from main funceon Make simple interaceve calculator Scenario 1. choose menu : 1- add, 2- minus, 3- muleple, 4- divide, 5 quit Number input 2. enter two numbers : two Emes of receiving as integer 3. show results 4. go back to 1 Using loop while or for

16 Array Store muleple data in a single variable [] indicates array <Type>[] <variable name> = new <Type>[<size>]; Need iniealizaeon Use new keyword c.f. single variable doesn t need to do it Don t have to do de- iniealizaeon Why? Example: Single int : int a; MulEple int : int[] a = new int[10];

17 Array - access int array : int[] a = new int[10]; String array : String[] strarray = new String[10]; Access the first element Index begins 0 examples store 10 to the first one : a[0] = 10; print the first one : System.out.println(a[0]); Useful property : length Returns the length of array Example : a.length

18 String division Input string = ; I need three integer value 10, 20, and 30. How? 1. divide input string into three strings stringval.split(delimiter); Ex : string.split( ); 2. convert each string into integer Integer.parseInt(stringValue);

19 Exercise : interaceve calculator v2 Use sta%c keyword to call funceon from main funceon Make simple interaceve calculator Scenario 1. choose menu : 1- add, 2- minus, 3- muleple, 4- divide, 5 quit Number input 2. enter two numbers from one string input Need to parse from string 3. show results 4. go back to 1 Using loop while or for

20 Random Number Generate random number between 0 to 1.0 Math.random(); Generate random number between 0 to N (int)(math.random() * N); Exercise: Try to print 10 Emes of randomly generated numbers using loop statement

21 Exercise : coin gambling Make funceon that return true/false Inside of the funceon, do random between 0 to 1, if the value is less than 0.5 then return true, otherwise return false Run 1000 Emes, then compute mean

22 Factorial Factorial N! = N*(N- 1)*(N- 2)* Define funceon public sta%c int factorial(int N){ /* fill me! */ } Exercise : Using loop statement

23 Recursion Call funceon itself Need terminaeon phrase

24 Recursion Example : Factorial

25 overloading To make funceons Same name but different body Why? SomeEmes, we need make muleple funceons have similar name for program simplicity Example : add funceons using integer input and String inputs. They should have similar name but different body to process different inputs For overloading, at least one of parameters must be different to the others

26 Overloading Example

27 Sta%c? Compile- Eme Run- Eme Memory loading Eming Usually variable/funceons will be loaded to memory when it reached sta%c keywords infers The variable/funceon will be loaded at the beginning of running Why does main have sta%c keyword?

28 Useful library Vector Array has size limit (defined at the first Eme) But someemes, we cannot expect its opemized size By using Vector, we don t have to think about it

29 Type it and see how it works Vector Example

30 Vector Example Type specified Type it and see how it works Type cannot be primieve types. Use Integer instead of int, Double instead of double, Float instead of float

31 Homework 2 : Big number calculator How can we store a number over the memory size of variable types? We knows the upper- bound of variables Store each digit of input number as individual le[er Then compute add, minus, mule, divide as we ve learned in elementary school

32 End of class

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