Solutions Manual
Programming Logic And Design
By Joyce Farrell
10th Edition
, Table Of Content
Chapter 1. An Overview Of Computers And Programming
Chapter 2. Elements Of High-Quality Programs
Chapter 3. Understanding Structure
Chapter 4. Making Decisions
Chapter 5. Looping
Chapter 6. Arrays
Chapter 7. File Handling And Applications
Chapter 8. Advanced Data Handling Concepts
Chapter 9. Advanced Modularization Techniques
Chapter 10. Object-Oriented Programming
Chapter 11. More Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
Chapter 12. Event-Driven Gui Programming, Multithreading, And Animation
,Solution And Answer Guide
Farrell, Java Programming 10e, [978-035-767-3423], Chapter 1: Creating Java Programs
Table Of Contents
Review Questions Answers ................................................................................................. 3
Programming Exercises Solutions ........................................................................................ 9
Debugging Exercises Solutions ...........................................................................................15
Game Zone Solutions ........................................................................................................17
Case Problems Solutions ....................................................................................................19
Review Questions Answers
1. The Most Basic Circuitry-Level Computer Language Is ____________.
a. Machine Language
b. Java
c. High-Level Language
d. C++
Answer: A
Feedback:
The Most Basic Circuitry-Level Computer Language Is Machine Language. Machine Language,
Or Machine Code, Is The Most Basic Set Of Instructions A Computer Can Execute. Java And
C++ Are Both High-Level Languages And Are The Opposite Of Circuitry-Level Computer
Language.
2. Languages That Let You Use An Easily Understood Vocabulary Of Descriptive Terms, Such As Read,
Write, Or Add, Are Known As ____________Languages.
a. Procedural
b. High-Level
c. Machine
d. Object-Oriented
Answer: B
Feedback:
High-Level Languages Use English-Like Terms; Java Is An Example Of A High-Level
Language. Procedural Languages Are Those That Run By Executing A Series Of Procedures
, Or Methods. Machine-Level Languages Do Not Use English-Like Terms; They Use 1s And 0s.
Object-Oriented Languages Are Run By Declaring And Using Objects That Contain Data And
Methods.
3. The Rules Of A Programming Language Constitute Its ____________.
a. Syntax
b. Logic
c. Format
d. Objects
Answer: A
Feedback:
The Rules Of A Programming Language Constitute Its Syntax.
4. A ____________ Translates High-Level Language Statements Into Machine Code.
a. Programmer
b. Syntax Detector
c. Compiler
d. Decipherer
Answer: C
Feedback:
A Compiler Translates High-Level Language Statements Into Machine Code. A Programmer
Writes High-Level Language Statements But Does Not Translate Them. “Syntax Detector”
And “Decipherer” Are Not Terms Used In Programming.
5. Named Computer Memory Locations Are Called ____________.
a. Compilers
b. Variables
c. Addresses
d. Appellations
Answer: B
Feedback:
Named Computer Memory Locations Are Variables. Compilers Translate Programming
Statements Into Machine Language; They Are Not Memory Locations. Addresses Are
Unnamed Computer Memory Locations. “Appellations” Is Not A Term Used In Programming.
6. The Individual Operations Used In A Computer Program Are Often Grouped Into Logical Units Called
Programming Logic And Design
By Joyce Farrell
10th Edition
, Table Of Content
Chapter 1. An Overview Of Computers And Programming
Chapter 2. Elements Of High-Quality Programs
Chapter 3. Understanding Structure
Chapter 4. Making Decisions
Chapter 5. Looping
Chapter 6. Arrays
Chapter 7. File Handling And Applications
Chapter 8. Advanced Data Handling Concepts
Chapter 9. Advanced Modularization Techniques
Chapter 10. Object-Oriented Programming
Chapter 11. More Object-Oriented Programming Concepts
Chapter 12. Event-Driven Gui Programming, Multithreading, And Animation
,Solution And Answer Guide
Farrell, Java Programming 10e, [978-035-767-3423], Chapter 1: Creating Java Programs
Table Of Contents
Review Questions Answers ................................................................................................. 3
Programming Exercises Solutions ........................................................................................ 9
Debugging Exercises Solutions ...........................................................................................15
Game Zone Solutions ........................................................................................................17
Case Problems Solutions ....................................................................................................19
Review Questions Answers
1. The Most Basic Circuitry-Level Computer Language Is ____________.
a. Machine Language
b. Java
c. High-Level Language
d. C++
Answer: A
Feedback:
The Most Basic Circuitry-Level Computer Language Is Machine Language. Machine Language,
Or Machine Code, Is The Most Basic Set Of Instructions A Computer Can Execute. Java And
C++ Are Both High-Level Languages And Are The Opposite Of Circuitry-Level Computer
Language.
2. Languages That Let You Use An Easily Understood Vocabulary Of Descriptive Terms, Such As Read,
Write, Or Add, Are Known As ____________Languages.
a. Procedural
b. High-Level
c. Machine
d. Object-Oriented
Answer: B
Feedback:
High-Level Languages Use English-Like Terms; Java Is An Example Of A High-Level
Language. Procedural Languages Are Those That Run By Executing A Series Of Procedures
, Or Methods. Machine-Level Languages Do Not Use English-Like Terms; They Use 1s And 0s.
Object-Oriented Languages Are Run By Declaring And Using Objects That Contain Data And
Methods.
3. The Rules Of A Programming Language Constitute Its ____________.
a. Syntax
b. Logic
c. Format
d. Objects
Answer: A
Feedback:
The Rules Of A Programming Language Constitute Its Syntax.
4. A ____________ Translates High-Level Language Statements Into Machine Code.
a. Programmer
b. Syntax Detector
c. Compiler
d. Decipherer
Answer: C
Feedback:
A Compiler Translates High-Level Language Statements Into Machine Code. A Programmer
Writes High-Level Language Statements But Does Not Translate Them. “Syntax Detector”
And “Decipherer” Are Not Terms Used In Programming.
5. Named Computer Memory Locations Are Called ____________.
a. Compilers
b. Variables
c. Addresses
d. Appellations
Answer: B
Feedback:
Named Computer Memory Locations Are Variables. Compilers Translate Programming
Statements Into Machine Language; They Are Not Memory Locations. Addresses Are
Unnamed Computer Memory Locations. “Appellations” Is Not A Term Used In Programming.
6. The Individual Operations Used In A Computer Program Are Often Grouped Into Logical Units Called
