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all String methods and all string methods are associated with packages

William Slinkard

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Allows you to use methods and classes without knowing how they work via the documentation that was given through them.

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each library is a collection of packages and classes

William Slinkard

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A method that returns a String representing the class and its value

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The definitive source for Java documentation. - Destin

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In programming return is a statement that tells the program to leave the subroutine and return to the return address directly after where the subroutine was called In the example below using JavaScript the function returns to the code that called it if the number sent to the function is less than one

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The creation of a new object
-michael

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Code signing is the process of digitally signing software (for example a program, a component, or a driver) to confirm the author of the software and to guarantee that the code has not been changed or corrupted since it was signed. A cryptographic hash is used to ensure this. (c) William Slinkard

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A method in object-oriented programming is a procedure associated with a message and an object. An object consists of data and behavior. The data and behavior comprise an interface, which specifies how the object may be utilized by any of various consumers of the object. (c)  William Slinkard

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Used to control the visibility of classes. - Rashad

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Allows  you to have more than one method inside a singular class.
-michael

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Calling a constructor of a Class to create an object.
- Destin

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instance variable represent an objects state

Behavior methods represent an object's behavior

-Luis

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Something that is returned when the method does not change anything. - Rashad

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A class is what a programmer writes to describe what an object can do and it defines an object's behavior and state. A single class can create multiple objects and a class is made up of four different parts: Class header, Instance variables, Constructors, and Methods - Deaja

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objects are things in java and have behavior and state
-Luis

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Being able to use code that we don't fully understand. We only need to know what a thing does, not necessarily how it works. (Jordan Hogan)

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A special method that describes an object's state
- Wilermine

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Represent an objects state

-Andrew

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A method that does not return any values. This allows a method to be used with multiple object as the values aren't stored (Jordan Hogan).

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A value that does not refer to any object/instance.
- Destin

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What an object can do

-Andrew

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Variables in a constructor that specify a constructor and creates a new object -Wilermine

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A collection of objects that solve a problem by interacting - Deaja

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Unit 2 Words for you all to define and connect.

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Unit 2 Words for you all to define and connect.

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Object Oriented Prog.
Classes
Objects
State
Behavior
Instance Variables
Parameter List
Constructor
Overloading
new Operator
null
Instantiate
Method
Signatures
Access specifier
Return Type
Void Method
Procedural Abstraction