Javase_ Java Basic list (1~6)

Dark Horse Programmer _javase Study Summary No. 01 day _java Overview
01.01 Computer Overview
01.02 Overview of computer hardware and software
01.03 Software Development and computer language overview
01.04 Man-Machine interaction
01.05 Keyboard function keys and shortcut keys
01.06 How to open the DOS console
01.07 Common DOS commands explained
01.08 Extended DOS commands
01.09 Java language Overview
01.10 Principles of the Java language cross-platform
01.11 Overview of JDK and JRE
download of the 01.12 jdk
installation of the 01.13 JDK
Uninstall of 01.14 JDK
01.15 Java Development Tools Introduction
01.16 Writing and running of the first HelloWorld case
01.17 FAQ Summary of development
01.18 Configuring the PATH environment variable
01.19 PATH environment variable configuration mode 1
01.20 PATH environment variable configuration mode 2
the function and configuration of 01.21 Classpath
the difference between 01.22 path and Classpath

Dark Horse Programmer _javase Learning Summary No. 02 Day _java Basic Grammar 1
02.01 Overview and use of keywords
02.02 Overview and composition rules for identifiers
02.03 Common naming conventions in identifiers
02.04 Overview of annotations and their classifications
02.05 HelloWorld Case Add Comment version
02.06 function of the annotations
02.07 Overview and use of constants
02.08 binary Overview and binary, octal, hex plots
02.09 Representations of the different binary data
02.10 Conversion of any binary to decimal
02.11 Any decimal-based exercise
02.12 Decimal to any binary conversion
02.13 decimal to arbitrary binary exercises
02.14 Fast Conversion method of the binary
02.15 Original Code anti-code complement
02.16 Original Code anti-code complement practice
02.17 Overview and format of variables
02.18 Overview and classification of data types
02.19 defining variables for different data types
02.20 considerations for using Variables
02.21 Default conversion of data type conversions
02.22 Different data type variables participate in operation interpretation
02.23 Casting of data type conversions
02.24 Study Questions of the cast
02.25 The distinguishing questions of the addition of variables and the addition of constants
02.26 result calculation after casting data overflow
02.27 character data participation operations
02.28 string Participation operations

Dark Horse Programmer _javase Learning Summary No. 03 Day _java Basic Grammar 2
03.01 Additional minor issues in the data type
03.02 basic usage of arithmetic operators
03.03 arithmetic operators + + and--usage
03.04 arithmetic operators + + and--exercises
03.05 multiple usages of arithmetic operator +
03.06 Basic usage of assignment operators
03.07 Polygon Questions for assignment operators
03.08 Basic usage of comparison operators and their considerations
03.09 Basic usage of logical operators
03.10 The difference between logical operators && and &
basic usage of 03.11-bit operators 1
features of the 03.12-bit XOR operator
face question for 03.13-bit operation
basic usage of 03.14-bit operators 2 and face questions
03.15 Basic usage of ternary operators
03.16 practice of ternary operators
03.17 Basic format of keyboard entry explained
03.18 Keyboard Entry exercises 1
03.19 Keyboard Entry exercises 2
03.20 Sequential structure statements
03.21 Select Structure If statement format 1
03.22 Select Structure If statement considerations
03.23 Select Structure If statement format 2
03.24 Practice of selecting structure if statement format 2
03.25 If statement format 2 and ternary mutual conversion problem
03.26 Select Structure If statement format 3
03.27 Practice of selecting structure if statement format 3
03.28 Practice of selecting structure if statement format 3
03.29 Nested use of the SELECT structure if statement

Dark Horse Programmer _javase Learning Summary No. 04 Day _java Basic Grammar 3
04.01 format of the Select Structure switch statement and its interpretation
04.02 Basic use of the Select structure switch statement
04.03 considerations for selecting a structure switch statement
04.04 Select structure Switch statement Exercise 1 See program write results
04.05 Select structure Switch statement Exercise 2 single-choice questions
04.06 Select structure Switch statement Exercise 3 expression is a string
04.07 Choosing the respective usage scenarios for structure switch and IF statements
04.08 circular structure Loop statement Overview
04.09 Loop structure for statement format and basic use
04.10 Considerations for loop structure for statements
04.11 Loop structure for statement Exercise 1 getting Data
04.12 Loop structure for statement Exercise 2 summation thought
04.13 Exercises for the loop structure for statement 3 even and
04.14 Exercise 4 factorial for a loop structure for statement
04.15 Practice for loop structure for statement 5 daffodils
04.16 Loop structure for statement Exercise 6 improved version of palindrome number
04.17 Practice of loop structure for statement 7 statistical ideas
04.18 Loop structure for statement Exercise 8 simultaneous redundancy problem
04.19 loop structure The format and basic use of the while statement
04.20 Practice of the loop structure while statement 1 summation thought
04.21 Practice of the loop structure while statement 2 statistical ideas
04.22 Loop Structure The difference between a while statement and a for statement
04.23 Practice of the loop structure while statement Mt. Everest
04.24 Loop Structure do...while statement format and basic use
04.25 Loop Structure The difference between three kinds of circular statements
04.26 cycle of circular structure cycle precautions
04.27 loop structure loop nesting output 4 rows 5 columns of stars
04.28 loop structure loop nested output positive triangles
04.29 loop structure 99 multiplication table
04.30 Control Jump statement break statement
04.31 Control Jump statement continue statement
04.32 Control Jump statement return statement
04.33 While statement and break use small Fang to save money

Dark Horse Programmer _javase Study Summary No. 05 day _java Language Basics 1
05.01 Method Overview and format Description
05.02 definition of method sum case
05.03 method calls with explicit return values
05.04 method Invocation plot
exercise 05.05 Method 1 Get the larger value in two numbers
Exercise 2 of 05.06 methods compare two numbers for equality
Exercise 3 of the 05.07 method gets the maximum value in three numbers
05.08 Considerations for Methods
05.09 method of calling void type method definition and invocation
Exercise 4 of the 05.10 method output a star based on the number of rows and columns
05.11 method of Exercise 5 according to the keyboard input output corresponding to the multiplication table
05.12 Overview of method overloads and basic usage
05.13 Method overloading exercises compare data for equality
05.14 Array Overview and definition Format Description
05.15 Initializing dynamic initialization of arrays
05.16 memory Allocations in Java and differences between stacks and heaps
05.17 Array of memory plots 11 arrays
05.18 Array of memory plots 22 arrays
05.19 array of memory plots 33 arrays
05.20 initializing static initialization of arrays and memory graphs
05.21 Two common minor problems with array operations cross-border and null pointers
05.22 operation of array 1 times calendar
05.23 operation of the array 2 get the maximum value
05.24 operation of Arrays 3 reverse order
05.25 operation of Arrays 4 table-checking method
05.26 operation of the array 5 basic lookup

Dark Horse Programmer _javase Learning Summary No. 06 Day _java Language Basics 2 & Object oriented 1
06.01 Overview of two-dimensional arrays and explanation of format 1
06.02 Memory plots for two-dimensional array format 1
06.03 explanation of two-dimensional array format 2
06.04 Memory plots for two-dimensional array format 2
06.05 explanation of two-dimensional array format 3
06.06 Memory plots for two-dimensional array format 3
06.07 Two-dimensional array Exercise 1 times Calendar
06.08 Two-dimensional array Exercise 2 summation
06.09 Two-dimensional array Exercise 3 Yang Hui Triangle
06.10 parameter transfer problem in study questions 1Java
Analysis of 06.11 Study Questions 2 encryption problem
06.12 Study Questions 2 implementation of code for cryptographic problems
06.13 Study Questions 2 code improvements for encryption issues
06.14 Introduction to ideas and overview of process-oriented thinking
06.15 Overview of Object-oriented thinking
06.16 Elephant put into refrigerator case
06.17 Development, design and features
06.18 Classes and Objects
Overview of definitions for class 06.19
06.20 definition of the student class
06.21 definition of mobile phone class
06.22 use of student classes
06.23 use of mobile phone class
06.24 memory diagram of an object
06.25 Memory graphs for two objects
06.26 Memory graphs for three objects

Javase_ Java Basic list (1~6)