Thank you for your interest in APCS at ECR. If you enjoy being challenged to think, you'e chosen the right class.
findInLine(".") is no longer acceptable
code and will result in an error in Java 6 and higher. So, ignore the
explanation at the top of 73.char type.
Also: the Listing 8-3 on 127 will not work properly, as mentioned earlier,
so skip it or figure out a way to do it with the .substring() method.
Again, the big explanation on 29 is no longer valid, as findInLine(".") is
not acceptable for this purpose anymore.findInLine(".") problem.
Here is a way to revise that class into something that will work in all
versions of Java. Note that I have commented out the lines that need
to be removed; you will need to add the new lines as shown: Update
to Listing 10-4enum is not in the AP subset)On the first day of class in the fall, you will take a test on the material in the assignment. You will have to read some Java code and point out errors in it; name variables, methods, and classes according to accepted naming conventions; demonstrate a knowledge of assignment, comparision, conditional, logical, arithmetic, and incrementing operators; write a method that performs a simple calculation, call a method, construct an object from a pre-existing class, and figure out the output of some given code.