Fill in the Blanks

Classic programmed-learning exercises, refreshed for modern Java and presented in the current MrStyner.com portfolio style.

Modern Java noteThis archive has been refreshed for Java 25 LTS. Core language concepts remain useful, while outdated setup instructions and browser-era Java are labeled or replaced. Java 26 is the current feature release; Java 25 is used here as the stable teaching baseline.

creation: 08/03/99

Fill in the Blanks

Instructions:   This is an ungraded fill-in-the-blank exercise. Each question consists of a sentence with one or two words left out. A button represents the missing word(s). For each question, think of the word or phrase that should fill each blank, then click on the buttons to see if you are correct. No grade is calculated for this exercise.

1. Select a True or False for each set of radio buttons, then click on the "?" button to see what the AND of the two boolean values is.

True
False 		  AND   True
False 		    equals    

2. Select a True or False for each set of radio buttons, then click on the "?" button to see what the OR of the two boolean values is.

True
False 		  OR   True
False 		    equals    

3.  In Java, the AND operation is requested using the operator


4.  In Java, the OR operation is requested using the operator


5.  Arithmetic operators (like *, +, -, /) have precedence than other operators (like < , >, >=, &&, || ), so arithmetic is done .


6.   Relational operators (like < , >, >=, ) have precedence than logical operators (like &&, || ), so comparing numbers is done . Since they have the lowest precedence the logical operators act .


7.   1+2 > 4-2 && 12 < 23     evaluates to   .


8.   1+2 > 4-2 || 12 < 23     evaluates to   .


9.   1+2 > 4-2 && 12 > 23     evaluates to   .


10.   1+2 > 4-2 || 12 > 23     evaluates to   .


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