Tina Comston Comp-111 Week 2 Franklin University
	Week 2
		Preparation Read Chapter 2 (sections 2.1  - 2.3, 2.8) in the COMP 111 Reading Guide. Read Appendix A in Big Java.
		Guided Learning Activity Instructions Solutions
		Homework YouTube video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jV3d3qUda8s This video describes variables and how they are defined. Problem 1 Define a variable/identifier List the rules for naming a variable/identifier Problem 2 Four primitive data types are used in Java: int - Integer or whole number (no decimals) double or floating point - number with decimals boolean - true or false char - a single character One class is introduced in these first sections String - This is often thought of as primitive data because it is used so often, but it is actually a class.  When you create a String variable, you are creating an object and with that objects comes methods, actions that can be called to manipulate the data. For the different types of data listed in this problem, identify the most appropriate data type from those above. Problem 3 When defining a variable/identifier the format is: dataType varName = literalValue; For example: int stuCount = 25; Each of the statements given contains a syntax error when defining a variable/identifier.  Identify the syntax error for each. Hint: - you can create a class in BlueJ and copy the statements into the class.  Then compile to see the error identified by the compiler. Problem 4 Create a class in BlueJ named Art. Remove all of the code inserted into the Art class by BlueJ. Copy the code from the problem and paste it into the Art class. Compile. Execute. Describe the output from the program. Problem 5 Create a class in BlueJ named Cube. Remove all of the code inserted into the Cube class by BlueJ. Copy the code from the problem and paste it into the Cube class. Compile. Identify the syntax error and write it down, then correct. Continue this process until all the syntax errors have been identified and corrected. Copy the corrected code into the word document. Review the code and the output.  There are 2 logic errors.  Determine the errors. Correct. Compile and execute. Copy the corrected code into the word document.
		Reflection Paper Continue journaling your experiences for this course.
		Lab 1 Although Lab 1 is not due until Week 4, it's best not to wait until Week 4 to begin working on this project.  Read through the instructions. Make sure you have a clear understanding of what is needed.  Take a look at the code that has been provided.