Across
- 2. Set multiple values in this special method
- 5. It's better than chars!
- 7. System.out.println() prints into this
- 10. It's used to get input and its from java.util
- 13. Java is still maintained by this company
- 14. Compiled Java class file extension
- 16. Generates a random number from 0 to 1
- 17. The most common data type to store numbers
- 18. Java was made by this company
- 19. We used this in the beginning of the year
- 21. Prints out the argument in ""
- 23. 283.2737193...
- 25. You can throw these
- 26. Framework or blueprint
- 29. You can store your logic in here
- 30. Only this class can use this method
- 32. Best used when putting items into an array
- 34. The original name of Java
- 36. It's not recommended to use this package
- 37. OOP
- 38. A loop in a loop
- 43. getName();
- 44. 01110100 01100101 01110011 01110100
- 45. setName("Bob");
- 46. True...False
- 48. Arguably the second most used data type (for numbers)
- 49. Remember to increment a counter to stop an Infinite Loop!
- 50. Only subclasses can use this method
Down
- 1. String[] args is one of these
- 3. For money, you need to use this printing method
- 4. You have to use this when initializing a Scanner
- 6. Base 16
- 8. ____.MAX_VALUE = 9223372036854775807
- 9. To compare Strings you have to use this method
- 11. I can put 't' but not 'tv'!
- 12. We didn't really talk about this data type
- 15. Prints out the argument in "" (puts \n at the end)
- 20. This methods compares String but ignores a key element
- 22. A popular IDE
- 24. "The opposite of Object Oriented Programming"
- 27. Programming Language
- 28. You can't use these words for your methods and data types!
- 31. // This is a _______!
- 33. Mr. Kulla wants you to put this on the top of every program
- 35. Java class file extension
- 36. It does this loop at least once
- 39. Keyword to extending a class
- 40. An object's data type(s)
- 41. Automatically allocates memory to store objects
- 42. Store a limited amount of objects
- 47. Allows anyone to use this method