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Kard63 12-12-2005 01:48 PM

Basic JAVA question. need answer fast.
 
How many versions of constructor calls are supported for JButton?

Thanks

gornyhuy 12-12-2005 01:49 PM

forty two

Kard63 12-12-2005 01:51 PM

That is not correct.

Linguist 12-12-2005 01:56 PM

Google -> Java API 1.5 -> Jbutton -> 5

Kard63 12-12-2005 01:58 PM

i did try googling it. Thanks I really appreciate the answer.

Linguist 12-12-2005 02:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kard63
i did try googling it. Thanks I really appreciate the answer.

Np, here's the doc:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/index.html

I always have it handy when doing anything java related, it's quite hard to write java code otherwise

Kard63 12-12-2005 02:04 PM

Holy fuckin shit how did you find it in that mess?

BTW :)

In the MAIN definition line of a Java application, what does the word arguments (or args) refer to?
A. command line parameters that are passed into the application when it is invoked
B. the fact that early Java programmers were descended from pirates on the high seas (hence arg, arg, arg)
C. Any method calls nested outside the class definition line
D. Any packages nested outside the application


got an idea ?

Linguist 12-12-2005 02:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kard63
Holy fuckin shit how did you find it in that mess?

BTW :)

In the MAIN definition line of a Java application, what does the word arguments (or args) refer to?
A. command line parameters that are passed into the application when it is invoked
B. the fact that early Java programmers were descended from pirates on the high seas (hence arg, arg, arg)
C. Any method calls nested outside the class definition line
D. Any packages nested outside the application
got an idea ?

YYARGGG!!! It's B. the fact that early Java programmers were descended from pirates on the high seas (hence arg, arg, arg)

But no, it's A. Args is an array that holds arguments for the application, and you can name it anything you want (args, yargs, arguments etc)... you can get app's parameters by calling args[0], args[1], etc

Kard63 12-12-2005 02:12 PM

Hmm I smell 50 out of 50 on my final lol. Wanna do the only other one I'm unsure about?

Assume that a method is going to return a null value to the code that calls it, and will have two parameters of type int. Which of the following best represents how the method should be constructed?
A. public void MethodName(int param1, int param2) {...}
B. MethodName public void (param1, param2) {...}
C. public void MethodName() {int param1, int param2}
D. public void MethodName int (param1, param2) {...}
E. None of the above is correct


I think its C because it doesnt have anything in the () and it said " return a null value" so that seems inline with that. What do you know lol ?

woj 12-12-2005 02:15 PM

Do your own homework :1orglaugh

and what kind of fucked up school do you go to, that you get to take take-home finals?

Kard63 12-12-2005 02:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by woj
Do your own homework :1orglaugh

and what kind of fucked up school do you go to, that you get to take take-home finals?

Teacher got sick. I'm making the most of it.

Linguist 12-12-2005 02:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kard63
Hmm I smell 50 out of 50 on my final lol. Wanna do the only other one I'm unsure about?
Assume that a method is going to return a null value to the code that calls it, and will have two parameters of type int. Which of the following best represents how the method should be constructed?
A. public void MethodName(int param1, int param2) {...}
B. MethodName public void (param1, param2) {...}
C. public void MethodName() {int param1, int param2}
D. public void MethodName int (param1, param2) {...}
E. None of the above is correct
I think its C because it doesnt have anything in the () and it said " return a null value" so that seems inline with that. What do you know lol ?

Either A or E, depending on your teacher's interpretation of what NULL means.

Method A won't return anything, but is the most correct way out of 4, none of the other 3 will work.

Btw, which uni/college do you go to? We had much harder questions on 1st year introductory course :/

Kard63 12-12-2005 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sjelefall
Either A or E, depending on your teacher's interpretation of what NULL means.

Method A won't return anything, but is the most correct way out of 4, none of the other 3 will work.

Btw, which uni/college do you go to? We had much harder questions on 1st year introductory course :/

Ball State. It was a 1 semester course and Prof really did miss time due to illness. Was mine a shitload easier? There were 50 questions. I looked the ones I didn't know up (except for the 3 I asked you). I got 48 out of 50. Thanks for the help.

Violetta 12-12-2005 02:35 PM

yark... I had some java on school, but I suck at it! sorry


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