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Java Key words easy to remember

 
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Hi
I am very happy with this site and particularly with maha's explanations .
I will write exam on 21/11/2000.
I also likely to give some info. for the very starting guys.
Java Key words easy to remember:
8-primitives -- boolean,byte,short,char,int,long,float,double
10-modifiers---- public,protected,private,abstract,static,final,
native,volatile,transient,synchronized
6-clasees etc.- package,import,class,extends,implements,interface
10-flow.. ------ if,else,do,while,case,for,swith,default,break,continue
5-exceptions---- try,catch,throw,throws,finally
6- others------ new,this,super,void,return,instanceof
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45 ---Total
2 -- reserved words not in use --- goto, const
3 --- reserved literals --- null,true,false
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It is may be silly, but just i want to participate.
Once again thanks maha anna and other guys.
rajan.
 
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hi rajan,
U'r hints will be useful.I am taking the exam on 16th.At this moment,could u pls suggest some last min preparation & mock exam
regds,
Hiba
 
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rajan.
Thanks for your hints AND BEST OF LUCK FOR EXAM.
regards
Prasad
 
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umm..... nice way to remeber the java keywords.....
I always get confused....
Thx
Aruna
 
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Hi
Thankyou all

Gutam, you are right, I missed it.
But in some books and sites "strictfp" is not there.
I don't have JLS to verify.
SO any one plese correct me once again.
rajan.
 
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Hi...
I just found this one cute java keywords game at this site
The source also is available, so you can download it, and try offline. I found it very useful.
HTH,
Shubhangi
 
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List of keywords can be viewed at sun site: http://www.javasoft.com/docs/books/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/_keywords.html (it includes strictfp as keyword from Java 2 onwards).
 
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Shubhangi, thanks for a game link! It is !
 
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thnaks shubhangi,baswa
rajan
 
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