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The document introduces interactive programming in Java and provides charts that specify the structure and syntax of Java programs, interfaces, classes, fields, methods, expressions, and statements to ensure code is valid Java and will compile.

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Java Charts

The document introduces interactive programming in Java and provides charts that specify the structure and syntax of Java programs, interfaces, classes, fields, methods, expressions, and statements to ensure code is valid Java and will compile.

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Interactive Programming In Java

Page 1

Introduction to Interactive Programming


by Lynn Andrea Stein
A Rethinking CS101 Project

Java Charts
About Java Charts
The tables in this file give literal specifications for different Java constructs. For example, the Program File
Chart lists exactly what things can be in a .java file, in what order, and with what syntax. If your code
doesn't match these specifications, it is not legal Java and will not compile.1
See also Java Rules.

Contents
About Java Charts
Program File
Interface Declaration
Class Declaration
Field Declaration
Method Declaration
Expressions
Statements
Disclaimers, Notes, Amendments, etc.

1999 Lynn Andrea Stein


This chapter is excerpted from a draft ofIntroduction to Interactive Programming In Java, a
forthcoming textbook from Morgan Kaufmann Publishers, Inc. It is a part of the course materials
developed as a part of Lynn Andrea Stein's Rethinking CS101 project at the MIT AI Lab and the
Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology.

Questions or comments:
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