Java Programming: Key Concepts and Terminology

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Core Java Terminology:

  • Variable
  • User
  • Iteration
  • Repetition
  • Body
  • Comments
  • String
  • Double
  • Binary Numbering System
  • Decimal Numbering System
  • Implicit Promotion
  • Cast
  • Static
  • Private
  • New
  • Final
  • Constructor
  • Return Statement
  • Format Specifier
  • Assembly Code
  • Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
  • Source Code File
  • Object
  • Identifier
  • Method
  • Modification
  • Sequential
  • Boolean Expression
  • Block
  • Statement
  • Float
  • Character
  • Octal Numbering System
  • Compiler
  • Class
  • Bool
  • Public
  • Return Type
  • Concatenation
  • Call by/Pass by Value
  • Set/Get Methods
  • Initialization
  • Format Control String
  • Machine
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Java GUI Programming Tips

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Java GUI FAQ

Inner Classes and Compilation

Q: After compiling a Java program called Mike, a Mike$1.class file appears. What’s this?

A: This indicates an anonymous inner class.

Painting Components

Q: How do you call the paint(Graphics g) method in a JComponent (like JPanel) to redraw it?

A: Indirectly, using the repaint() method.

Adding Multiple Buttons

Q: How can multiple buttons be added to a Frame and displayed?

A: Add a JPanel to the Frame, then add the buttons to the JPanel.

Handling Button Clicks

Q: When

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Java Multithreading: Concepts, Synchronization, and Communication

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What is a Thread?

In computer programming, a thread is a fundamental unit of execution within a process. It’s a lightweight subprocess that shares the same memory space as its parent process. Multiple threads can run concurrently within a single process, allowing for parallel execution of tasks.

Ways to Create Threads in Java

Implementing the Runnable Interface:

  • Create a class that implements the Runnable interface.
  • Implement the run() method, which contains the code to be executed by the thread.
  • Instantiate
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