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public static void main(String[] args) False. Class methods can be called by joining the name of the class with the name of the method using a period.
Each class definition results in a separate class file regardless of whether or not the classes are defined in separate source files.
One of the files must have the same name as the controlling class with an extension of class .
False.
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/** special documentation comment used by the JDK javadoc tool */
/* C/C++ style multi-line comment */// C/C++// C/C++ style single-line comment |
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/*File Name01.java
This is a Java application that will display aname on the standard output device.
The command required at the command line to execute thisprogram is:
java Name01**********************************************************/
class Name01 { //define the controlling classpublic static void main(String[] args){ //define mainSystem.out.println(
"Dick Baldwin\nAustin Community College\nAustin, TX");}//end main
}//End Name01 class. |
Note that the \n characters in Listing 3 cause the output display to advance to the next line.
True.
Preface or precede the name of the method with the static keyword.
The name of the class file must be the same as the name of the class that contains the main method (sometimes called the controlling class) .
False. Applets do not require a main method while applications do require a main method.
False. Applications are for stand-alone use while applets are for browsers.
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