Manipulating Data Using Methods - Java Programming: Comprehensive Concepts and Techniques - page 196

What You Should Know

Having completed this chapter, you should now be able to perform the tasks
shown in Table 3-17.

Table 3-17 Chapter 3 What You Should Know

TASK NUMBER TASK PAGE

1 Start TextPad and Save a TextPad Document 136

2 Enter Beginning Code 138

3 Enter Code to Declare Variables 142

4 Enter Code to Instantiate the BufferedReader 146

5 Enter Code for the User Prompts, Inputs, and 150

Conversions

6 Enter the Formulas 160

7 Enter Code to Display Output 162

8 Compile the Source Code 164

9 Run and Test the Application 164

10 Print the Source Code 166

11 Edit the File Name and Class Header 167

12 Enter the New import Statement 168

13 Delete Existing Code 169

14 Enter Code to Create Swing Dialog Boxes 173

15 Enter Code to Close the Program 174

16 Save and Compile the Source Code 175

17 Run and Test the Swing Program 176

18 Enter Code to Implement the ActionListener 180

19 Add Interface Components to an Applet 183

20 Code the init() Method 186

21 Code the actionPerformed() Method 188

22 Code the paint() Method 189

23 Compile the Applet 191

24 Create the HTML Host Document 191

25 Run and Test an Interactive Applet 192

26 Quit TextPad 194