Question

Anyone here know a little bit of Java programming?

Answer 1

No one is in the computer science section

Answer 2

Which of the following statements contains incorrect syntax?

String[] s = {"one", "two", "three"};

int[] i;

char[] c = {'a', 'b', 'c'};

double z = new double[5];

Answer 3

D is the only array declared without brackets

Answer 4

B is also that way

Answer 5

isn't it?

Answer 6

arrays are declared:
```
String[] myStringArray = new String[3];
String[] myStringArray = {"1","2","3"};
```

Answer 7

it's declared but not instantiated

Answer 8

oh....

Answer 9

nothing wrong with the statement in B syntactically

Answer 10

okay cool. hey would you mind looking over some other questions I answered bibby?

Answer 11

I would just try to run these and see if they work or not, it's probably faster and better for you

Answer 12

ACTUALLY YES I WOULD MIND

Answer 13

Oh ok

Answer 14

I agree with kai, find an online java compiler
tag me in your future questions though, I don't mind

Answer 15

lol :P

Answer 16

yea I'm gunna use my eclipse compiler to see if it works

Answer 17

You were right D doesn't work in the compiler. I also checked the other 3

Answer 18

I like this one http://www.tutorialspoint.com/compile_java_online.php

http://puu.sh/eRcHP.png

Answer 19

I answered all of them but could you look them over @bibby

Answer 20

I don't need direct answers. just a simple "that one is wrong that one is wrong" would suffice

Answer 21

not sure about 1,sorry.
6,7 so far are wrong
the rest seem alright as far as I can tell

Answer 22

okay I'll look em over. thanks :)

Answer 23

For 6 it's got to be x.size(); then right cuase I don't think it would be without the "()" would it?

Answer 24

give me a second to try it out actually

Answer 25

okay

Answer 26

hmm 7 must be backwards then so it must be (double g : z) System.out.println(g);

Answer 27

yeah 7, was backwards. we want every double in the array z
```
for(type element:container)
```

6, arrays have an attribute called length. x.length is what you want

Answer 28

by element I meant a local identifier

Answer 29

huh okay that makes sense I guess.

Answer 30

lets see how well I did with the fabulous assistance of Bibbity

Answer 31

9/10

Answer 32

which one was wrong?

Answer 33

:) pretty good lol crap I accidentally selected the wrong bubble on number 7 and didn't notice my mistake

Answer 34

tsk tsk tsk

Answer 35

so sad I know lol. it's okay though.

Answer 36

As long as I understand what is going on I'm not too worried about getting a perfect score

Answer 37

you still bring a great shame on our family

Answer 38

D:

Answer 39

I shall take this wrong to the teacher and fight for my right to fix my shameful action

Answer 40

good on you. now go write some fun little programs to get the syntax ingrained in you. later dude