OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING. Day 2 : Dasar Pemrograman Java

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1 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING Day 2 : Dasar Pemrograman Java

2 TOPIK: Menggunakan komentar di file sumber. Membedakan antara valid dan invalid identifiers. Mengetahui Java technology keywords. Mengetahui 8 tipe data primitif. Mendefinisikan literal value untuk tipe data numerik dan tekstual. Mendefinisikan primitive dan reference variable. Mendeklarasikan variabel bertipe class. Membuat obyek dengan menggunakan operator new. Mengetahui nilai inisialisasi default. State-state t t t pada saat assign nilai i pada variabel bertipe class Garbage collection

3 SOURCE FILES Java source files must end with the.java extension. Three top-level l elements known as compilation units may appear in a file. Package Declaration Import Statements Class Definitions

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5 CLASS FUNDAMENTALS: MAIN METHOD The main() Method public static void main(string[] args) Public : method main() dapat diakses oleh apa saja, termasuk java technology interpreter. Static : keyword ini berfungsi untuk memberi tahu kompiler bahwa method main bisa langsung g digunakan dalam contex class yang bersangkutan. Untuk mengeksekusi/menjalankan method yang bertipe static, tidak diperlukan instance nya. Void : menunjukkan bahwa method main() tidak mengembalikan nilai Main : merupakan nama method utama dari program java String [] args : Menyatakan bahwa method main() menerima single parameter yaitu args yang bertipe array. Digunakan pada saat memasukkan parameter pada saat menjalankan program. Contoh: java TestGreeting args[0] args[1]

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9 JAVA KEYWORDS AND RESERVED WORDS are considered as reserved keywords may not be used as identifiers. None of the reserved words have a capital letters 2 keyword that are reserved in Java but which are not used : const dan goto abstract do implements private this boolean double import protected throw break else instanceof public throws byte extends int return transient case false interface short true catch final long static try char finally native strictfp void class float new super volatile continue for null switch while default if package synchronized

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13 Public class TestDog{ public static void main(string args[]){ Dog d = new Dog(); d.setweight(42); System.out.println( Dog d s weight is + d.getweight()); } }

14 Modifier : public, private, protected, dan default Constructor adalah bukan method, sehingga tidak punya return values dan tidak diturunkan/diwariskan

15 Note: Jika kita mendeklarasikan constructor pada suatu class yang sebelumnya tidak mempunyai constructor, maka default constructor class tersebut akan hilang. Sehingga bila constructor yang kita buat tadi mempunyai argumen, kemudian kita buat obyek dengan cara new Xxx(), proses kompilasi akan menghasilkan error.

16 IDENTIFIERS Nama yang digunakan oleh programer untuk memberi nama pada variable, class, atau method. Can start with a Unicode letter, underscore (_), or dollar sign ($) Are case-sensitive and have no maximum length Examples: 1. foobar // legal 2. BIGinterface // legal: embedded keywords 3. // are OK. 4. $incomeafterexpenses // legal 5. 3_node5 digit // illegal: l starts t with a 6.!theCase // illegal: must start with 7. // letter, $, or _

17 PRIMITIVE TYPES The Java programming language defines eight primitive types: Logical - boolean Textual - char Integral - byte, short, int, and long Floating - double and float

18 PRIMITIVE TYPES

19 LITERALS is a value cannot appear on the left side of assignments.

20 LOGICAL LITERALS The boolean data type has two literals, l true and false. For example, the statement: 1. boolean isbig = true; 2. boolean islittle i = false; Note: boolean literal tidak boleh berharga 0 atau 1

21 TEXTUAL LITERALS The range: 0 ~ Java characters are in Unicode character (16-bit encoding).

22 CHAR LITERALS Expressed by enclosing the desired character in single quotes ( ). Example: char c = w ; Express as a Unicode value specified using four hexadecimal digits, preceded by \u Example: char c = \u0063 ;

23 CHAR LITERALS Special Characters \n for new line \r for return \t for tab \b for backspace \f for formfeed \ for single quote \ for double quote \\ for backslash

24 STRING LITERALS Is not a primitive data type; it is a class Represent sequences of characters Has its literal enclosed in double quotes ( ) Example: String s = Characters in strings are 16-bit Unicode. ; String s = Good Morning!! \n ;

25 INTEGRAL LITERALS BYTE, SHORT, INT AND LONG Expressed in decimal, octal, or hexadecimal. 2 The decimal value is The leading 0 indicates an octal value 0xBAAC The leading 0x indicates a hexadecimal value Specify a long integer by putting an 'L' or 'l' after the number. 'L' is preferred as it cannot be confused with the digit '1'. Example: long x = 25L; Has a default type of int

26 INTEGRAL

27 FLOATING-POINT LITERALS Floating point literal l includes either a decimal point or one of the following: E or e (add exponential value) F or f (float) D or d (double) 3.14 a simple floating point value (a double) 6.02E23 a large floating point value 2.718F a simple float size value 123.4E306D a large double value Default is double Specify a float by putting an F' or f' after the number. Example: float x = 2.5F;

28 NOTE: Semua tipe data primitif yang numerik (selain char dan boolean) adalah signed.

29 MEMBER VARIABLES INITIALIZATION

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38 ARGUMENT PASSING The Java programming language only passes arguments by value When an object instance is passed as an argument to a method, the value of the argument is a reference to the object The contents of the object can be changed in the called method, but the object reference is never changed

39 > java PassTest Int value is: 11 MyDate: MyDate:

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42 GARBAGE COLLECTION Allocated memory that t is no longer needed d should be deallocated In other languages, deallocation is the programmer's responsibility The Java programming language provides a system-level thread to track memory allocation Garbage collection: Checks for and frees memory no longer needed Is done automatically Can vary dramatically across JVM implementations run the garbage collector. System.gc() and Runtime.gc()

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