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Java Functions CheatSheet and Lab

The document provides a Java Functions Cheat Sheet that includes method declaration, return values, parameters, pass-by-value, scope, recursion, modular programming, and code reuse. It also outlines laboratory exercises for practical application, such as creating methods for summation, printing names, calculating squares, demonstrating variable scope, and building a simple calculator. The exercises emphasize the importance of reusable methods and recursion in programming.

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Java Functions CheatSheet and Lab

The document provides a Java Functions Cheat Sheet that includes method declaration, return values, parameters, pass-by-value, scope, recursion, modular programming, and code reuse. It also outlines laboratory exercises for practical application, such as creating methods for summation, printing names, calculating squares, demonstrating variable scope, and building a simple calculator. The exercises emphasize the importance of reusable methods and recursion in programming.

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Java Functions Cheat Sheet & Laboratory Exercises

CHEAT SHEET
1. Method Declaration & Definition
static int add(int a, int b) {
return a + b;
}

2. Return Values
static int square(int x) {
return x * x;
}

static void display() {


[Link]("Hello");
}

3. Parameters & Arguments


static void greet(String name) {
[Link]("Hello " + name);
}

4. Pass-by-Value
static void change(int x) {
x = 10;
}

5. Scope
int globalVar = 10;

void test() {
int localVar = 5;
}

6. Recursion
static int factorial(int n) {
if (n == 0) return 1;
return n * factorial(n - 1);
}

7. Modular Programming
Break programs into reusable methods.
8. Code Reuse
Avoid repetition using reusable methods.

LABORATORY EXERCISES
1 Create a method that returns the sum of two integers.

2 Write a method that prints your name using parameters.

3 Create a method that calculates the square of a number.

4 Demonstrate pass-by-value using a variable.

5 Write a program showing local and global variable scope.

6 Create a recursive method to compute factorial.

7 Build a simple calculator using methods.

8 Create a method that finds the largest of three numbers.

9 Write a method that counts vowels in a string.

10 Create a reusable utility class with at least 3 methods.

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