You are responsible for the following for CS1 Quiz 2

Liang - Chapters 3, 5.1, 5.3, 5.9, 7.4.4, 7.4.5, 7.5
Objects (Reference Variables)
- Objects (reference variables) and how they differ from primitives
- Memory diagrams for objects (reference variables) and primitive types
- Declaring and instantiating objects
  - How do you declare an object (reference variable)?
  - Why do objects need to be instantiated as well as declared?
  - Use of new
  - Providing information for setting the state of the new object
  - Reading javadoc to help with above
- Using objects
  - Reading javadoc
    - Which methods return values?
    - Which methods require that you provide information for the object to do it's work? What kind of values does it need?
      - Strings
    - How do Strings differ from chars?
    - Know how to use the Stringmethods from lab, such as toUpperCase, equals, indexOf, substring,
    - What does "==" mean when comparing two String variables?
    - How does comparing two String variables using "==" differ from the equals method?
Control Structures
- Selection Statements
  - evaluating boolean expressions
    - Relational Operators: <, <=, >, >=, ==, !=
    - Logical Operators: &&, ||, !
    - Know the precedence of relational and logical operators
    - Be able to write boolean expressions
    - Be able to evaluate boolean expressions
    - Be able to declare boolean variables and assign them values
  - if
    - Sytax of all of the different forms an if might take
    - Nested ifs and dangling elses
    - Be able to trace any form of if statement (i.e., provide the output from it's execution)
  - switch
    - Sytax
    - Use of break
    - Be able to trace a switch statement (i.e., provide the output from it's execution)
  - Be able to write an equivalent single if statement from a switch statement.
  - Be able to write an equivalent single switch statement from an if statement, if it's possible.
  - Know when you can't do the above!
Program flow
- Be able to trace/read/provide output from any Java application that contains sequential and/or selection structure and/or method invocations.
- Be able to provide memory diagrams for the variables used in the above.

Phil White
October 5, 2004
http://www.cs.rit.edu/~paw/cs1/Quiz3.html