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      1 IntroductionTABLE I.1 Exam information

      2 Chapter 1TABLE 1.1 Setup procedure by operating systemTABLE 1.2 Important javac optionsTABLE 1.3 Important java optionsTABLE 1.4 Important jar optionsTABLE 1.5 Order for declaring a classTABLE 1.6 Primitive typesTABLE 1.7 Wrapper classesTABLE 1.8 Text block formattingTABLE 1.9 Reserved wordsTABLE 1.10 Tracking scope by block

      3 Chapter 2TABLE 2.1 Order of operator precedenceTABLE 2.2 Unary operatorsTABLE 2.3 Increment and decrement operatorsTABLE 2.4 Binary arithmetic operatorsTABLE 2.5 Simple assignment operatorTABLE 2.6 Compound assignment operatorsTABLE 2.7 Equality operatorsTABLE 2.8 Relational operatorsTABLE 2.9 Logical operatorsTABLE 2.10 Conditional operators

      4 Chapter 3TABLE 3.1 Control statement usage

      5 Chapter 4TABLE 4.1 Rules for indent() and stripIndent()TABLE 4.2 Common formatting symbolsTABLE 4.3 Binary search rulesTABLE 4.4 Arrays.compare() examplesTABLE 4.5 Equality vs. comparison vs. mismatchTABLE 4.6 Methods in LocalDate, LocalTime, LocalDateTime, and ZonedDateTime...TABLE 4.7 Where to use Duration and Period

      6 Chapter 5TABLE 5.1 Parts of a method declaration in Figure 5.1TABLE 5.2 Optional specifiers for methodsTABLE 5.3 Optional specifiers for instance variablesTABLE 5.4 A method in ______ can access a ______ member.TABLE 5.5 Static vs. instance callsTABLE 5.6 The order that Java uses to choose the right overloaded method

      7 Chapter 6TABLE 6.1 Class modifiers

      8 Chapter 7TABLE 7.1 Interface member typesTABLE 7.2 Interface member accessTABLE 7.3 Usage of the permits clause in sealed classesTABLE 7.4 Modifiers in nested classesTABLE 7.5 Nested class access rules

      9 Chapter 8TABLE 8.1 Valid lambdas that return a booleanTABLE 8.2 Invalid lambdas that should return a booleanTABLE 8.3 Method referencesTABLE 8.4 Common functional

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