JAVA AND OOP ANDROIDPHILLY STUDY JAM 3 

TEXT BASIC PROGRAMMING ▸ Given some inputs you want some outputs ▸ I have a city name, give me the weather ▸ I have a message, I want it to appear on Twitter 

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TEXT BASIC JAVA ▸ Variables (with data types ): int count = 5 ▸ Collections : Array, ArrayList, etc: ▸ int[] numbers = new Int [] { 1, 2, 3 } ▸ Conditionals: ▸ if / else, switch, etc ▸ Functions / Methods ▸ private int getMaxValue(int valueA, int valueB) { … } ▸ Classes ▸ Packages 

TEXT BASIC ANDROID ▸ Layout Files ▸ Resources ▸ Java Files ▸ …gradle 

TEXT DEFINING VS CALLING A METHOD ▸ Method inputs (arguments) ▸ Output from a method (the Cake example) ▸ Using Return values ▸ Exercise: Implement Submit order (return a string representing the summary text) ▸ Exercise: Modifying the code to read: “Price Summary” and then the text 

TEXT ANDROID RESOURCES ▸ XML Layouts, Text, Images, Icons, Measurements, Audio files, etc ▸ AAPT compiles resources to an R file ▸ Code ▸ R.drawable.zzz ▸ R.string.zzz ▸ R.id.zzz ▸ XML: ▸ @drawable / zzz ▸ @string/zzz ▸ @id/zzz (or if you are creating it @+id/zzz) 

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TEXT CREATING JAVA OBJECTS 

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TEXT ▸ Inheritance ▸ Using the findViewById() method ▸ Casting ▸ Set data on views 

TEXT ▸ Java if/else ▸ Prevent -ve values for coffee examples ▸ Intents ▸ Styles 

BONUS ROUND IF I WAS TO ASK YOU… ▸ Take a number. If the number is below 10, print “thats low”, otherwise print “thats high” 

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