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What happens when we declare the access modifier of a class as final?
public final void main(){
....

System.out.println((char)(9)); there is no op for this and even for no from 0-10

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TO WHICH CLASS AND PACKAGE DO Math class belong (Math.sprt and all tht)
asked by Rtstud (mdarfath) 6 years ago
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Guys, Just a suggestion...
I have realized that the programs are always DEAD EASY and therefore our presentation is expected to be flawless. Not even a cancellation.
I would recommend you all to keep two pages per program so that you can complete the program in 1.5 page and the remaining half for variable table.
Now the question in most people's minds is 1.5? really? we easily finish our code in 1.
Here's the catch: After every 5 lines or so, leave a line.
The reason for this is how much ever you disagree(sorry for the bad grammar xD) you may always forget an initialization of some variable. This line may help you out. Also, before writing the program, briefly explain the logic you are applying in simple words to the examiner. There is a chance that he MAY get impressed by your unconventional Logic and MAY give you marks for the program in spite of minor errors for OUT OF THE BOX THINKING.
Finally for people who are damn scared for tomorrow: Why are you? Think about it. You just have completed 80% of your boards! Last 2 to go that's it. Java is a language. Programming is essay writing, friends! As long as your grammar is good, no one can steal those 60 marks from YOU. Think about how amazing the previous papers were, in order to comprehend how stunning tomorrow's paper will be.
DON'T PANIC IN THE EXAMINATION HALL. THE CHECKERS WILL PANIC AFTER SEEING YOUR FLAWLESS PAPER THINKING, "Where the hell can I cut his/her marks!!!!"
I KNOW YOU CAN DO IT.
All The Best,
Aameya Kulkarni.

What is the importance of main() method?

What do you mean by the term FAKE in handball?

Guys brace urself for a tough paper. Looking at the trend of the boards, they generally ask a tough paper after a drought of easy papers. Since 2017 and 16s were cakewalks, looks like we are in for a tough paper :)

in loop execution questions, do we count number of complete executions or all executions?

How many times does the loop run?

do
                    {
                        System.out.println(c++);
                        if(c%10 == 0)
                            break;
                        }
                        while(true);

Name any two header files