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Class

VIII
Computer - Ch - 5 - Programming In Java And BlueJ

Book work pg 83,84

Fill in the blanks.

1. Java is a programming language which programs simple tasks by defining the data the tasks
manipulate.

2. Java was developed by James Gosling.

3. Java Application Programming Interface is used to input and output, create a GUI or create a
network connection.

4. JVM is used to interpret bytecode before it's run by the computer.

5. Each statement in Java is terminated by a Semi-colon.

True or False.

1. Every Java statement must end in a Semi-colon. True

2. A class is defined within an object. False

3. Java was developed by Oracle. False

4. Java Virtual Machine is a hardware where the Java API is installed. True

5. Java uses automatic memory management. True Tick

the correct option.

1. Which is a bytecode?

Ans. Compiled code

2. A multi-thread programming language can .

Ans. Program the CPU to handle mire than one task at one time.

3. A robust programming language is one which .

Ans. Uses strongly typed data, uses automatic memory management, can do garbage collectionand has an
exception handling mechanism.

4. Define a line comment.

Ans. It is a line explaining code that the compiler ignores when creating bytecode.

Q.1 What is Java?


Ans. Java is a programming language and a computing platform for application development. It was first
released by Sun Microsystems in 1995 and later acquired by Oracle Corporation. It is one of the most used
programming language. It is an object-oriented language similar to C++, but with advanced and simplified
Class
VIII Java is free to access and can run on all platforms.
features.

Q.2 What is Java API?


Ans. The java API is a set of libraries that can be used to create a Graphical User Interface, take inputs,
provide output and establish network communication.

Q.3 What is the role of JVM in Java?


Ans. The java virtual machine is responsible for executing the code in a specific environment. The
environment could be on any device, such as smartphone, where the Internet acts as the web environment .
Java bytecode is the instruction set of JVM.

Q.4 Write any four features of Java?


Ans. The four features are-
1. Java is simple.
2. Java is object-oriented programming.
3. Java is portable
4. Java is robust

Q.5 What is BlueJ?


Ans. BlueJ is an Integrated Development Environment for the Java programming language. This software
application helps to provide a more precise interface for creating projects and coding in Java. BlueJ is
mostly used in education as it allows students to use an interactive, visual environment to create programs.

Q.6 Why do we use comments in Java?


Ans. Comments are used to annotate your code so that it becomes easy to understand it later. Comments can
be about why the source code was written, who wrote it and a version number or date of code.
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Computer

Lesson - 6 - Decision Control In Java

A. Fill in the blanks.

1. Integer data types cannot be an unsigned data types.

2. String data type is an object and must take a literal enclosed in quotes.

3. Single letter, number or symbol enclosed in single quotes is a char data type.

4. Conditional operator are useful for performing a decision-making test in a program.

5. Char data types are based on the Unicode scheme.

B. State true or false.

1. Literals are a type of variable which can take only image data types. False

2. Char is the only unsigned data type in Java. True

3. Boolean data type is capable of taking either one or both of the values ON and OFF. True.

4. There are only four types of arithmetic operators, excluding the modulo. True

5. There are four types of operators arithmetic, assignment, relational and conditional. True

C. Tick the correct option.

1. The memory size of int data is .

Ans. 4 bytes

2. Chara cannot store .

Ans. Images

3. Strings cannot store .

Ans. Images.

Q.1 What do you mean by data type?


Ans. Java provides many data types, each with a characteristic keyword. Each data type defines
how much memory space the variable will take and the range of values it can store.

Q.2 How many data types are there in Java?


Ans. There are two basic types of data types-
1. Primitive data type
2. Object data type
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Q.3 Write the names of primitive data types.
Ans. Primitive data types are of eight types-
1. Byte
2. Short
3. Int
4. Long
5. Float
6. Double
7. Char
8. boolean

Q.4 Define Int data type.


Ans. It stores whole number without decimal points and no fractions. Since computer memory is
limited, there is a limit to the int a computer will allow to be stored. The memory size is 4 bytes.

Q.5 How many types of operator are there in Java? Define Arithmetic operator.
Ans. There are four types of operators are there-
1. Arithmetic
2. Assignment
3. Relational
4. Conditional
Arithmetic operator- These perform mathematical operations. There are 7 arithmetic operators, including
binary and unary operators. These are- +, -, *, /, %, ++, --

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The conditional operator in Java, known as the ternary operator, is used for decision-making by evaluating a boolean expression and returning one of two values based on the evaluation result. This enables concise conditional assignments and operations, reducing the need for verbose if-else statements and increasing coding efficiency and readability .

Comments in Java enhance maintainability and readability by providing explanations for the code's functionality, such as why certain code blocks were implemented, by whom, and with what version or date. This documentation enables future developers to understand the codebase more easily, facilitating debugging, updating, and extending the software .

The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) enhances portability by allowing Java bytecode to be executed on any device equipped with the appropriate JVM. This capability means that Java applications can run on various environments without modification, thus providing platform independence. Bytecode, which is the instruction set of the JVM, is the intermediate form that ensures that the same Java application can be run on multiple platforms .

Java's exception handling mechanism contributes to robustness by allowing programmers to manage runtime errors gracefully, maintain normal program flow, and avoid abrupt terminations. By providing try-catch blocks to handle exceptions, Java ensures that error conditions can be addressed efficiently without crashing the application. This structured error handling enhances program stability and reliability .

Java provides a wide range of data types, including primitive data types like int, char, and boolean, as well as object data types such as Strings. These allow for consistent representation and manipulation of data. The diversity of data types, each with predefined memory allocation and range, ensures that Java can handle textual, numeric, and logical data efficiently, providing both consistency in operations and flexibility across different data handling scenarios .

Java manages memory automatically through its garbage collection mechanism, which tracks and frees memory that is no longer in use. This reduces the likelihood of memory leaks and allows developers to focus more on the application logic rather than memory management details. Automatic memory management makes Java programs more efficient and less prone to errors that could arise from manual memory allocation and deallocation .

Java’s portability and platform independence allow developers around the globe to create software that runs on any machine with a JVM, regardless of hardware or operating system. This facilitates collaboration and broad distribution of Java applications without the need for platform-specific adjustments. Consequently, the development community can focus on functionality and innovation, knowing their applications have a universal reach .

Java's unsigned char data type, based on the Unicode scheme, handles single characters or numbers efficiently. Unlike integers or floats, it cannot store images or complex data forms but is essential for text handling and character representation. Using unsigned char ensures consistent interpretation and display of character data across different systems due to its standard Unicode compliance .

Strong typing in Java ensures that each variable's type must be declared and is strictly enforced during code compilation. This prevents type-related errors, such as assigning a floating-point value to an integer variable, which leads to more reliable and maintainable code. Strong typing catches errors early in the development process, reducing runtime errors and improving program safety and robustness .

Java is considered a robust programming language due to several features: it uses strongly typed data, includes automatic memory management, performs garbage collection, and has an exception handling mechanism. These features ensure that Java programs are more error-resistant and reliable .

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