Winter 2023 Programming Assignments and Announcements

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Stay updated with Winter 2023 programming assignments, announcements, and important reminders. Learn about methods, constants, values, and more in your programming lessons.

  • Winter 2023
  • Programming Assignments
  • Announcements
  • Methods
  • Constants

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  1. CSE 121 Elba Garza Winter 2023 Music: Love Me Like That - The Knocks, Carly Rae Jepsen

  2. Announcements, Reminders Resubmission form for R1 released; due January 31st by 11:59 PM (Eligible: C0, P0) Programming Assignment 1 (P1) released, due February 1st Grade Calculator now available! Quiz 0 grades tonight! Quiz Retake Form also tonight! Retake date: January 31st (2nd retake opportunity on Feb 14th ) Lesson 7 - Winter 2023 2

  3. Last Time Methods Allow us to define our own commands allow us to compartmentalize our logic and thus our code! We call a method every time we wish to use it. System.out.println() filburt.up() myString.length() Class Constants Values that cannot be changed i.e. constant! Declared at the class level, outside of main Usually capitalized, e.g. SIZE, NUM Lesson 7 - Winter 2023 3

  4. Plan for Today Methods with Parameters We pass values to methods System.out.println("Hello World!") filburt.forward(75) myString.charAt(3) Scope Variables & values can be used/modified only within a particular part of a program Values that can be used are deemed to be within scope Important for methods and parameters due to passing around information in between methods with different scope Lesson 7 - Winter 2023 4

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