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API |
Application Programming Interface. The messenger between user and the place where your request is being processed. Ex: the site booking.com is the middleman(API) between you and the database of the airlines. The API gets the answer to your request and returns it to you |
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IDE |
Integrated Development Environment. Software that contains a compiler, interpreter or both. Ex: Eclipse, NetBeans. |
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JDK |
Java Development Kit. Has multiple programming tools for the Java programming language. |
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Parsing |
Scanning input data, usually text, and building a data structure with it. Ex: taking an excelsheet and turn the text and numbers etc. into data that the computer can use and sort. |
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GUI |
Graphical User Interface. A GUI let's you communicate with a computer with the use of click buttons instead of text and command lines. It's more user friendly |
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List |
Abstract data type that allows you to store multiple objects |
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New |
Operator dat geheugen reserveerd. Ex: student s = new Student(); |
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Inside out object construction |
Als een constructor wordt uitgevoerd verwijst de code van subclass naar superclass naar indirect superclass. Dan initialiseert Java alles vandaaruit naar de subclass. Ex Student() - Person() - Object(). Object() - Person() - Student() |
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Compiler rules |
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Overloading |
Binnen de klasse zijn er meerdere methodes met dezelfde naam maar met verschillende parameters. Ex: public Student() , public Student(String n). |
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Overriding |
Subclass heeft dezelfde methodenaam en parameters als de superclass |
