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The document outlines a course covering Java basics, advanced concepts, Git basics, and data structures. It specifies that no prior knowledge of Java or Git is required, and provides instructions for setting up the Java Development Kit and Git. Additionally, it explains key Java concepts such as classes, operators, if-else statements, and the differences between reference and value equality.

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Flashcard OOP

The document outlines a course covering Java basics, advanced concepts, Git basics, and data structures. It specifies that no prior knowledge of Java or Git is required, and provides instructions for setting up the Java Development Kit and Git. Additionally, it explains key Java concepts such as classes, operators, if-else statements, and the differences between reference and value equality.

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Flashcard 1

 Q: What will this course cover?

 A: Java basics, advanced concepts, Git basics, core Java APIs, utility classes, data structures
like Arrays and ArrayLists, and more.

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 Q: What is the prerequisite for this course?

 A: Basic computer skills and an eagerness to learn programming. No prior knowledge of Java
or Git is required.

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 Q: How do you set up the Java Development Kit (JDK)?

 A: Download and install the JDK from the official Oracle website, set up JAVA_HOME, and
update the system path to include the bin directory.

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 Q: What is a Java class, and how do you create one?

 A: A Java class is a blueprint for creating objects. Use the class keyword followed by the class
name and curly braces.

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 Q: How do you set up Git on your system?

 A: Download and install Git, then configure your username and email with git config --global.

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 Q: What is the purpose of a Git repository?

 A: To track file changes and manage versions, allowing collaboration and version control.

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 Q: What are the basic types of operators in Java?

 A: Arithmetic, relational, logical, and assignment operators.

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 Q: How do if-else statements work in Java?

 A: They execute certain code blocks based on specified conditions.

Flashcard 9

 Q: What is the difference between == and equals() in Java?

 A: == checks for reference equality, while equals() checks for value equality.
Flashcard 10

 Q: What is an enhanced for loop, and when is it used?

 A: It's used for iterating over arrays or collections, simplifying code by eliminating the need
for an index.

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