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AP Computer Science: Introduction to Java Prof. Tom Quayle, M.S.

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Java is one of the most popular programming languages. Knowing it well will get you that 5 on the AP Computer Science exam as well as give you a competitive edge in the tech industry. Professor Tom Quayle will teach you all about this very important programming language in his course. Although it is focused on the AP test, with tons of sample questions and a fully worked out test at the end, it is also suitable for users who are looking to learn Java from the ground up. Professor Quayle explains Java in easy to understand terms and follows up theory with plenty of actual code in a working compiler. Topics span all of Java and include Loops, Classes, Inheritance, Algorithms, and Recursion. Professor Quayle has 15+ years in the programming world, a Master’s degree in Computer Science, and has worked both as a developer, manager of developers, and instructor. Downloadable code examples are also available to help users work along with the lessons.

Table of Contents

Section 1: AP Computer Science

  About the AP Computer Science Exam 17:11
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:16 
    Java Editor 0:45 
   The AP Computer Science Exam 1:30 
    When It's Administered 1:31 
    Final Score 1:49 
    College Credit 2:08 
   Format of AP Exam Questions 2:20 
    Two Sections 2:26 
    Section 1 2:31 
    Section 2 2:40 
    Scoring 3:23 
   Multiple Choice Questions 3:57 
    Example 4:04 
    Check Answer in Java Editor 5:06 
    Keep in Mind 6:21 
   Multiple Choice, Multiple Answers 6:58 
    Evaluate Each Roman Numeral Separately 7:08 
    Example Multiple Choice Question 7:34 
    Java Editor 8:35 
   Free Response Questions 12:25 
    Example 12:40 
    Java Editor 14:35 
   AP Java Subset 17:06 
    What It Is 17:37 
    Primitive Types 18:49 
    Arithmetic Operators 19:11 
    Assignment Operator 19:46 
    Combined Arithmetic / Assignment Operators 19:51 
    Increment / Decrement Operators 20:13 
    Relational Operators 20:36 
    Logical Operators 21:06 
    Numeric Casts 21:44 
    Numeric Wrapper Classes 22:39 
    Math Library Methods 23:08 
    String Operations 23:50 
    User Input 25:33 
    Output 27:17 
    Program Invocation 28:13 
    Arrays 29:06 
    Lists 29:52 
    Control Structures 30:47 
    Methods 31:27 
    Classes 32:10 
    Inheritance 33:09 
    Exceptions 34:22 
   Tips for Taking the Exam 34:55 
    Before the Exam 35:04 
    During the Exam 36:58 
   Summary 39:27 
  Types, Variables, & Arithmetic Operators 23:20
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:11 
   Primitive Data Types 0:37 
    Int 1:48 
    Double 2:42 
    Boolean 3:53 
   Variables 4:04 
    Declaring a Variable 4:16 
    Assigning a Value 6:01 
    Declaring and Assigning on the Same Line 6:36 
   Casting 7:00 
    Mixing Types 7:10 
    Automatic Casting 8:31 
   Find Variables - Constants 9:21 
    Final Variables 9:40 
    Constants Written in All Capitals 10:43 
   Arithmetic Operators 11:59 
    Five Arithmetic Operators 12:10 
    Result Depends on Type of Operands 13:49 
   Assignment Operators 14:59 
    Compound Assignment Operators 15:13 
    Examples 15:43 
   Increment / Decrement Operators 17:08 
    Add 1 (++) 17:37 
    Subtracts 1 (--) 18:25 
   Summary 21:41 
  Equality, Relational, & Logical Operators 22:34
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:11 
   Equality and Relational Operators 1:09 
    Equal to 1:15 
    Not Equal to 2:25 
    Relational Operators 2:40 
   Logical Operators 3:44 
    Three Operators: And, Or, Not 3:53 
    AND Defined 4:18 
    OR Defined 4:50 
    NOT Defined 5:19 
    Example: And 5:43 
    Example: Or 6:23 
    Example: Not 6:41 
   Truth Tables 7:16 
    Truth Tables for AND 7:30 
    Truth Tables for OR 8:05 
    Truth Tables for NOT 8:47 
   Short-Circuit Evaluation 10:03 
    Example 10:32 
    This Behavior Can be Useful in Program Design 12:29 
   De Morgan's Laws 13:53 
    First Law 14:04 
    Second Law 14:29 
   Operator Precedence 15:28 
    List of Operators in Highest to Lowest Precedence 15:38 
    Evaluation on Operators 17:30 
   Summary 20:26 
  Input, Output, & Errors 24:07
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:11 
   Getting Input from the User 0:42 
    For AP Questions, Will Look Like One of the Following 0:54 
    One Method of Getting Input From the User 2:50 
    Scanner Class 3:20 
   Providing Output to the User 4:38 
    Only 2 Included in AP Subset 5:06 
    Example: Print Two Strings on the Same Line 5:45 
    Example: Print a String and an Integer 6:16 
    Example: Print a Blank Line 6:40 
    Java Code Example 7:04 
   Escape Sequences 11:10 
    Backslash Character Followed by One or More Additional Characters 11:23 
    Newline Character 11:49 
    Double Quote Character 12:39 
    Backslash Character 13:48 
    Java Code Examples: Printing Escape Sequences 14:43 
   Exception Handling 16:25 
    Describe As 16:33 
    Exceptions Within the AP Subset That Provides Structured Way to Handle Errors 17:18 
    Java Code Example 19:40 
   Summary 22:21 
  Conditional Statements 28:00
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:09 
   Conditional Statements 0:55 
    Based on Value of a Boolean Expression 1:40 
    Switch Statement 2:42 
   The If Statement 2:59 
    Structure of If Statement 3:06 
   The If-Else Statement 4:46 
   The If-Else Statement 6:02 
    If expression - False 6:34 
   Nested If-Else Statements 7:13 
    'Nest' 7:28 
   Nested If-Else Statements 7:56 
    First Thing to Determine 9:28 
    Code 10:24 
   The Extended If Statement 13:14 
    Code 15:45 
   The Switch Statement 18:54 
    The Way It Works 19:37 
    Example: Switch Statement in a Java Program 22:44 
   Summary 27:03 
  Loops 32:29
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:07 
   Repeating an Action 0:53 
    Example 1:03 
   Repeating an Action 1:21 
    Use Brute Force Method 1:32 
   The While Loop 2:16 
    To Repeat An Action 2:55 
    Example: While Loop 4:57 
   The Do Loop 5:53 
    Example: Do Loop 8:00 
    Distinction of Do Loop & While Loop 9:04 
   The For Loop 10:30 
    The Way It Works 10:41 
    Example: The For Loop 12:43 
   The Enhanced for Loop 14:18 
    The Way It Works 14:42 
    Example:Enhanced for Loop 16:32 
   Nested While Loops 19:06 
    Example 19:33 
    Example: Nested While Loop (Code) 20:47 
   Nested For Loops 22:36 
    Example 22:51 
    Example: Nested For Loop (Code) 23:29 
   The Return Statement 24:30 
    Example 25:03 
   The Break Statement 26:21 
   The Continue Statement 28:01 
   Summary 30:56 
  Strings 42:20
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:25 
   Literal Strings 1:27 
    Class: Strings 1:38 
    String Is Immutable 2:11 
    Example 2:53 
    Literal Strings 3:27 
    String Variables 4:24 
    Example: String Variable 5:56 
   String Concatenation 7:03 
    Example 7:37 
    Example: String Concatenation 8:26 
   String Concatenation 10:00 
    Assignment Operator 10:11 
    Example 10:48 
    Example: String Concatenation 11:25 
   String Length 13:05 
    Example: String Length 14:16 
   String Comparison 16:04 
    Equals Method 16:37 
    Example: String Comparison 17:08 
   String Comparison 21:40 
    String.Equals: Case-Sensitive 21:49 
    Equals Ignore Case: Case-Insensitive 22:14 
    Example: Case-Sensitive and Case-Insensitive Comparison 22:46 
   String Comparison 25:38 
    Compare To (String.compareTo) 25:53 
    Example 27:27 
    Example: Sting Comparison Using the compareTo Method 28:15 
   Taking a Subset of a String 30:34 
    Substring Method 30:59 
    2 Versions 31:08 
    1st Version: Takes One Parameter 31:27 
    2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters 32:41 
    Example: Substring 34:02 
   Searching Within a String 36:04 
    indexOf Method 36:12 
    1st Version: Takes One Parameter 36:26 
    2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters 37:27 
   Searching Within a String 38:36 
    lastIndexOf Method 38:53 
    1st Version: Takes One Parameter 39:08 
    2nd Version: Takes Two Parameters 39:28 
   Summary 40:43 
  Arrays 47:02
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:14 
   Declaring and Creating an Array 0:49 
    Array Defined 0:55 
    1st Way to Declare and Create and Array 1:10 
    2nd Way to Declare and Create and Array 2:15 
   Referring to Elements in an Array 5:12 
    Integer Expression 5:39 
    Code Example: Declaring and Creating Arrays 7:26 
   Referring to Elements in an Array 9:12 
    Example 9:45 
    Code Example: Looping Through an Array of Ints 12:23 
   Referring to Elements in an Array 15:35 
    Enhanced for Loop 15:42 
    Code Example: Looping Through an Array of Strings With an Enhanced for Loop 17:19 
   Referring to Elements in an Array 19:25 
    ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException 19:37 
    Code Example: Array Index Out of Bounds Exception 21:03 
   Resizing Arrays 23:05 
    Example 23:33 
    Code Example: Resizing Arrays 25:15 
   Copying Arrays 28:13 
   Passing an Array to a Method 30:09 
    Example 30:15 
    When Calling This Method: Pass in an Array 33:40 
    Code Example: Passing an Array to a Method 34:06 
   Returning an Array From a Method 36:02 
    Create a Method 36:12 
    Calling This Method 38:42 
    Code Example: Returning an Array to a Method 39:24 
   Two-Dimensional Arrays 42:23 
    Length Method 43:17 
    Number of Columns 43:42 
   Summary 45:00 
  Classes & Objects 47:33
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:46 
   Classes and Objects 2:03 
    Class 2:17 
    Object 2:34 
   Constructors 3:43 
   Constructors 5:34 
   Methods 7:11 
    Example: getName Method 7:44 
   Methods 8:45 
    Example 9:08 
    Example in Java Program 10:19 
   Data Fields 12:48 
    Way to Find Data Fields 13:10 
   Data Fields 13:50 
    Example: Instantiate Two Objects with Different Instance Data 14:43 
   Return Type 16:21 
    A Primitive Type 16:37 
    An Object of a Class Type 16:49 
   Return Type 17:25 
   Access Control 18:19 
    Public, Protected and Private 19:31 
    Assumptions Made in AP Java Subset 20:00 
   Access Control 20:58 
    Definition of Public 21:08 
    Definition of Protected 21:18 
    Definition of Private 21:28 
    Guidelines on What to Make Public/ Private 21:36 
   Accessors and Modifiers 24:47 
    Accessor 25:35 
    Modifier or Mutator 26:24 
   Static vs. Instance 27:15 
    Static Member 27:26 
   Example: Static vs. Instance 27:59 
    Code Example 30:19 
   Passing Data to Method 34:00 
    Code Example 36:17 
   Getting Data Back From Methods 37:28 
    To Make Use of a Return Value 37:53 
    Code Example 38:51 
   Overloaded Methods 39:39 
    Signature Includes 40:19 
    Signature Does Not Include 40:45 
   Example: Overloaded Methods 43:52 
   Overloaded Methods 44:19 
   Summary 45:00 
  Inheritance & Polymorphism 31:30
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:42 
   Inheritance 1:14 
    Subclass 1:56 
    Superclass 2:07 
   Inheritance 3:08 
    Example 3:36 
   Inheritance 4:44 
    Subclass Does Not Inherit… 6:05 
   Inheritance 7:06 
    To Override a Method 7:17 
   Inheritance 8:59 
    Example 10:24 
   Class Hierarchies 11:31 
    Multiple Level Hierarchies for Subclass 12:41 
   Abstract Classes 14:35 
    Example 15:59 
   Polymorphism 20:19 
    Example 20:34 
   Interfaces 22:33 
   Interfaces Example 25:13 
    Defines 3 Methods 25:27 
   Summary 29:26 
  Lists 33:15
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:16 
   Lists 0:52 
    Wrapper Classes 1:10 
   The List Interface 2:37 
    Cannot Instantiate a List 3:26 
   The ArrayList Class 5:01 
    The Way It Works 7:45 
   The ArrayList Class 8:34 
    Primary Methods Needed To Use for ArraryList 8:53 
    Code Examples 16:26 
   The LinkedList Class 21:01 
    To Instantiate a LinkedList… 21:59 
    Code Example 24:05 
   ArrayList vs. LinkedList 25:25 
    Internal Storage Implementation of ArrayList 25:35 
    Internal Storage Implementation of LinkedList 26:01 
    Pros/Cons of Each 26:23 
   Summary 32:10 
  Numeric Wrapper Classes & Mathematical Functions 23:14
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:11 
   Numeric Wrapper Classes 0:42 
    To Get Around Storing Limitation 1:19 
   Setting and Getting Values 2:30 
    Double Class 3:57 
   Comparing Values 5:07 
    Equals Method 5:22 
   Comparing Values 7:16 
    CompareTo Method: Integer Class 7:29 
    CompareTo Method: Double Class 9:24 
   Minimum and Maximum Values 10:28 
    Integer Class: Publib Static Final 10:56 
    Double Class 12:19 
   Automatic Conversion 12:53 
    Autoboxing 13:12 
    Example 13:36 
    Get Method 14:52 
   The Math Class 15:59 
    Math.E 16:18 
    Math.PI 16:25 
    Example 16:34 
   The Math Class 17:07 
   Working With Random Numbers 18:42 
    Example 19:47 
   Summary 22:14 
  Algorithms: Iteration 25:43
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:13 
   Iteration 0:36 
    Iteration Defined 0:39 
    For Loop / While Loop 0:50 
    Example 1:11 
   Iteration 3:11 
    Two-Dimensional Range 3:19 
    Using Two Nested While Loops 5:00 
   Finding Minimum and Maximum Values 5:54 
   Finding Minimum and Maximum Values Examples 7:50 
   Finding Minimum and Maximum Values Example 12:52 
   Inserting in Order 15:19 
   Inserting in Order Code 17:42 
   Loop Invariants 21:53 
    Example 23:17 
   Summary 24:37 
  Algorithms: Recursion 27:30
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:09 
   Recursion 0:44 
   Calculating Factorials 2:49 
    n! and How It's Defined 3:01 
    Recursive Implementation of the Factorial Function in Java 3:34 
   Calculating Factorials 4:34 
    Calculate 4! 4:35 
    Factorial Function in Java 7:22 
   Calculating Fibonacci Numbers 9:19 
    Fibonacci Numbers Defined 9:30 
    Recursive Implementation 10:33 
    Implementation in Java 10:44 
   Calculating Fibonacci Numbers 11:28 
    Calculate Fibonacci(4) 11:29 
    Fibonacci in Java 14:59 
   Other Recursive Functions 17:35 
   Other Recursive Functions 21:32 
    Calculate Mystery(4) 21:33 
    Mystery in Java 22:29 
   Important Considerations 23:49 
    Recursive Methods 25:15 
   Summary 26:41 
  Algorithms: Sorting 29:42
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:08 
   Sorting 0:55 
    Definition of Sorting 1:05 
    Cant Sort Any of the Following 1:14 
   Selection Sort 3:49 
    Definition of Selection Sort 3:58 
    'Search-and-Swap' Algorithm 5:05 
   Selection Sort Example 7:46 
   Insertion Sort 10:57 
   Insertion Sort Example 13:02 
   Merge Sort 15:14 
    Recursive Sorting Algorithm 16:15 
   Merge Sort Example 18:03 
   Quick Sort 20:34 
    Recursive Sorting Algorithm 21:36 
   Quick Sort Example 23:35 
   Summary 27:19 
  Algorithms: Searching 32:37
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:08 
   Searching 0:40 
   Sequential Search 2:22 
    Performed on Any Array 2:29 
   Sequential Search Algorithm Using a For Loop 4:24 
    Java Example 6:28 
   Binary Search 8:51 
   Binary Search Algorithm Using a While Loop 12:03 
    Java Example 16:59 
   Binary Search 20:38 
    Recursive Method 20:53 
    Java Example: Using Binary Search 25:34 
   Search Considerations 28:16 
    Binary Search 29:14 
   Summary 31:14 
  Program Design & Development 29:29
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:41 
   Object-Oriented Programming 1:20 
    Definition 1:35 
    Encapsulation 2:26 
    Polymorphism 4:43 
   Top-Down Design and Development 5:56 
    Top-Down Design 6:10 
    Top-Down Development 6:51 
   Reusable Code 8:47 
    Definition 8:58 
    Example to Reusable Code 10:33 
   Team Development 11:36 
   Team Development 15:03 
    Adding Another Developer 15:23 
   Data Structure 19:28 
    Definition 19:35 
    Examples 19:44 
   User Interface 20:53 
    Definition 21:00 
   Specifications 24:19 
    Definition 24:29 
    2 Important Purposes for Specifications 25:25 
   Summary 27:27 
  Standard Classes & Interfaces 32:53
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:13 
   Object 1:46 
    Methods 1:57 
    Equals Method 2:06 
    toString Method 2:16 
    What Else To Know 2:28 
   Integer 3:19 
    Constructor 3:32 
    Methods 3:51 
    Constants 4:28 
    What Else To Know 5:05 
   Double 6:14 
    Constructor 6:35 
    Methods 6:50 
    What Else To Know 7:06 
   String 8:16 
    Methods 8:40 
    What Else To Know 12:10 
   Math 15:24 
    Methods 15:36 
    What Else To Know 18:13 
   List 20:02 
    Methods 20:30 
   ArrayList 22:45 
    What Else To Know 23:27 
   Test-Taking Tips 26:05 
   Summary 29:47 

Section 2: AP Test Preparation

  Multiple Choice Question Tips & Practice 55:47
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:23 
   AP Computer Science Exam Structure 1:32 
    Two Sections 1:40 
    Contribution to Score 3:35 
   Multiple Choice Strategies and Tips 4:50 
   Example Question 1 9:07 
   Example Question 2 13:34 
   Example Question 3 16:12 
   Example Question 4 21:44 
   Example Question 5 26:41 
   Example Question 6 34:12 
   Example Question 7 39:41 
   Example Question 8 42:09 
   Example Question 9 46:31 
   Example Question 10 50:35 
   Summary 54:49 
  Free Response Question Tips & Practice 40:55
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:27 
   AP Computer Science Exam Structure 1:15 
    Two Sections 1:20 
    Contribution to Score 2:09 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips 3:23 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued 6:17 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued 10:22 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued 13:00 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips Continued 15:42 
   Example Free Response Question 17:41 
    Example Free Response Question Narrative Continued 18:30 
    Example for Problem 19:29 
    Example Set-Up for Problem 19:56 
    Example Set-Up for Problem Continued 21:48 
    Code 24:14 
    Code Continued: First Method 25:36 
    Second Method 26:28 
    Additional Narrative 27:04 
    Definition of Part A: What They Want You to Write 27:33 
    Definition of Part B: What They Want You to Write 28:50 
    Requirements for Part A 31:06 
    Part A: One Possible Solution 31:49 
    Requirements for Part B 34:06 
    Part B: One Possible Solution 34:48 
   Summary 39:52 
  The GridWorld Study 54:18
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:19 
   Overview of GridWorld 0:51 
    Definition of GridWorld 1:00 
    Important part of AP Exam 3:14 
    Need to Understand It 5:16 
   Overview of GridWorld: Testable APIs 8:00 
    API Defined 8:06 
    Testable APIs 8:52 
   Testable Code 9:22 
    4 Classes 9:57 
   Location Class 10:21 
   Location Class: 8 Public Constants That Help with Direction 11:36 
    Row Numbering 12:32 
    Column Numbering 13:13 
   Location Class: 7 Public Constants That Represent Turns 13:31 
   Location Class: Methods Useful in Navigating Through the Grid 15:25 
    getAdjacentLocation 15:34 
    getDirectionToward 16:21 
   Location Class: 3 Other Useful Methods 16:58 
    Equals Method 17:05 
    CompareTo Method 17:35 
    ToString Method 18:16 
   Grid Interface 18:41 
    Represents 18:50 
   Grid Interface: Useful Methods 20:34 
    getNumRows Method 20:42 
    getNumCols Method 20:52 
    isValid Method 21:00 
   Grid Interface: Useful Methods 22:16 
    Put Method 22:23 
    Remove Method 22:13 
    Get Method 23:26 
   Grid Interface: Useful Methods 23:44 
    GetOccupiedLocations Method 23:55 
    GetValidAdjacentLocations Method 24:21 
    GetEmptyAdjacentLocations Method 25:02 
    GetOccupiedAdjacentLocations Method 25:24 
   Grid Interface: Useful Methods 25:37 
    GetNeighbors Method 25:44 
   Actor Class 26:27 
    Constuctor: Actor 27:02 
    GetColor Method 27:31 
    SetColor Method 27:38 
    GetDirectionToward Method 27:46 
    SetDirection Method 28:09 
    GetGrid Method 28:27 
    GetLocation Method 28:40 
    PutSelfInGrid and RemoveSelfFromGrid Method 28:51 
    MoveTo Method 30:03 
    Act Method 30:17 
    ToString Method 31:24 
   Rock Class 31:46 
    3 Methods 31:58 
   Flower Class 32:35 
    3 Methods 32:51 
   Bug Class 33:53 
    Includes These Methods 34:34 
    How the Move Method Works 36:38 
    CanMove Method 38:53 
   BoxBug Class 40:49 
    Behavior 41:00 
    2 Private Variables 41:20 
    Constructor for BoxBug 41:55 
   BoxBug Class Methods 42:16 
   Critter Class 43:41 
    How It Works 44:03 
    Next Step 45:38 
    3rd Step 47:01 
    Last Step in Act Method 48:33 
   ChameleonCritter Class 49:00 
    Redefines Some Characteristics of Critter Class 49:26 
    Another Difference 51:02 
   Summary 52:25 
  Multiple Choice Questions About GridWorld 41:00
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:16 
   Multiple Choice Strategies and Tips 0:45 
    Structure 0:49 
    Points Worth 1:47 
   Some Strategies and Tips 3:29 
    No Penalty for Wrong Answer 6:10 
   Some Strategies and Tips Specifically on GridWorld Questions 6:29 
   Some Strategies and Tips Specifically on GridWorld Questions 9:37 
   GridWorld Testable APIs and Code 13:17 
    Testable APIs 13:25 
    Testable Code 13:47 
   Example Question 1 14:32 
   Example Question 2 17:11 
   Example Question 3 22:53 
   Example Question 4 26:17 
   Example Question 5 34:11 
   Summary 39:47 
  Free Response Questions About GridWorld 39:31
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:14 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips 0:49 
    Format 0:56 
    Points 1:18 
    Quick Reference Guide 1:49 
    Not Required to Do in Order 2:48 
    Multiple Parts 3:33 
    All Answers Must Be Written in Java 5:00 
    Partially Correct Solutions Can Be Awarded Partial Credit 7:49 
    Write Neatly 10:40 
    Don't Waste Time 12:52 
   GridWorld Testable APIs and Code 14:55 
    Testable APIs 15:05 
    Testable Code 15:53 
   GridWorld Testable APIs and Code 16:37 
    GridWorld Free Response Question 16:41 
    Example 17:34 
   Example Free Response Question 18:23 
    Question 18:54 
    Visual Diagram of the Game Board 20:00 
    Visual Chart 21:08 
    Narration Continues 21:56 
    The Piece Class 22:59 
    Narration Continues 23:59 
    What You Will Need to Do 24:28 
    The Rest of the Definition for DropGame 25:08 
    Part A: Requirements 25:55 
    Part B: Requirements 28:44 
    Part A: Question (Again) 31:54 
    Part A: One Possible Solution 32:19 
    Part B: Question (Again) 35:30 
    Part B: One Possible Solution 35:47 
    Summary 38:34 
  Final Tips for Taking the Exam 27:38
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:10 
   AP Computer Science Exam Structure 0:46 
    Two Sections 0:49 
    Scoring 1:24 
   Multiple Choice Strategies and Tips 2:15 
    Answer Questions for Descriptive Paragraph First 2:38 
    No Penalty for Wrong Answer 3:42 
   Free Response Strategies and Tips 4:00 
    Each Part Graded Separately 4:57 
    All Answers Written in Java 5:54 
    Partially Correct Solutions 8:32 
    Write Neatly 10:33 
    Draw a Single Line Through Mess-Ups 13:09 
   Additional Resources 14:49 
    Download the Project Files for GridWorld 15:20 
    Download Reference Documents 15:39 
    Remember, You Can Watch This Lesson More Than Once 15:54 
   What to Bring to Your Exam 16:19 
   What Not to Bring to Your Exam 18:47 
   The Night Before Your Exam 22:00 
   The Day of Your Exam 24:23 
   Summary 26:44 
  Glossary of Terms to Know 36:31
   Intro 0:00 
   Roadmap 0:16 
   Abstract Class 1:28 
   Array 2:29 
   Casting 3:43 
   Class 4:39 
   Conditional Statement 5:35 
   Constructor 6:28 
   Escape Sequence 7:18 
   Exception 8:24 
   Final Variable 8:59 
   Inheritance 10:19 
   Instance 11:36 
   Interface 12:33 
   Iteration 13:08 
   List 14:05 
   Logical Operator 15:11 
   Loop 16:20 
   Loop Invariant 17:06 
   Method 17:30 
   Numeric Wrapper Class 18:55 
   Overloading 20:38 
   Polymorphism 21:10 
   Primitive Data Type 23:22 
   Public and Private 24:06 
   Random 25:03 
   Recursion 27:07 
   Return Type 28:08 
   Searching 28:59 
   Signature 30:14 
   Sorting 30:51 
   Static 32:40 
   String 33:37 
   Subclass and Superclass 34:30 
   Glossary 35:37 

Duration: 12 hours, 34 minutes

Number of Lessons: 25

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By Malik HallSeptember 21, 2015
Thank you
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Thank you very much Professor!
By Alex MoonJuly 10, 2013
Thank you so much Mr. Quayle! I got that 5 thanks to your help and a ton of practice.
By Darius SmithJuly 8, 2013
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