Classes are Cool
This is what you create when you type the following:
Test example = new Test(6, true);
What is an instance of the class?
This is a variable situation in which you need to specify public vs private.
What is for a global variable?
These are the things that follow the name of the method and have parameters inside.
What are parentheses?
This is the class we use to get the user input.
What is Scanner?
When you make a class without a main method, this is what it's called.
What is an object?
This is a method situation in which you need to specify public vs private.
What is for every method?
This is the thing that tells us what kind of variable the method can give us.
What is a return type?
This is a class that we use to save words in a variable.
What is String?
This is the "method" that sets all of the global variables to the values passed in as parameters in the initialization of the class.
What is the constructor?
This is a type of method or variable that you cannot reference from another class.
What is a private variable or method?
This is the line we use to make a method give us a value.
What is "return variableName;"?
This is the class we use to generate random types of variables.
What is Random?
This is the key word you use to reference the global variables in a class.
What is "this"?
These are the methods that let you interact with private variables from another class.
What are getters and setters?
These are the three things that a class's constructor initialization has.
What are public, ClassName, and parameters?
This is a class we use to store multiple values in one "variable."
What is Array?
This is the notation we use to access an object's public methods and public variables from a different class.
What is dot notation?
This is an example of a public global variable that we have used.
What is array.length?
What is "static"?
This is why we can access a constructor from another class.
What is "public"?