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Introduction In
this lab we will write some simple Java programs that will modify the output of
the strings that we have been printing to the screen. Modification of the strings is accomplished
using what are called "escape sequences". A table of escape sequences can be found on
page 66 of your textbook. |
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Procedure Create a New Project and Test Escape Sequences 1. As in the previous exercise, create a
new project labeled "EscapeTest". 2. Create a new class in the project as
in the previous exercise. 3. Copy the following code and use it to
replace the code that the IDE gives
4. Compile and execute the code. How does the output look on the screen? 5. Change the code to include a
"\n" some place in the string.
Compile and run. What happens? 6. Modify the code so that the phrase
prints on four lines using escape sequences? 7. Modify the code so that the phrase
prints in the middle of the screen.
Hint: use tab and newline sequences. 8. What happens if you put quotation
marks someplace in the sequence. Determine how you could leave the quotation
marks. |
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Programming Assignment 1. Write a program to print your resume.
Use various escape sequences so that nothing but the resume appears on the
screen. 2. Turn in a program listing your source
code and output as with the first exercise.
Be sure to modify the output window properties to change the
background and foreground colors. |
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Questions 1. What does the back slash in the string
really do?. 2. What do the beginning and end of a
string literal in Java start with and end with?. 3. What is Java byte code? 4. Explain the difference between a
compiler and interpreter? 5. What are the reserved words in the
above listing? |
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