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7.5 Searching What does college board want you to know Differences in searching using arrayList and arrays Types of searches: sequential (linear) and binary Searching for a double vs int vs...

Workshop 4

8.1: Declaring + Initializing 2D Arrays; Determining their Review: Arrays are a collection (list) of elements (primitive or object reference type data) So, a 2-Dimensional array is an ar...

Algorithmic Code Prep

For this event, our large group across periods 1 and 2 organized a performance along with some student volunteers from AP CSP to demonstrate how our sorting algorithms function. Notably, we recorde...

FRQ Hacks

## Question 1: Primitive Types vs Reference Types (Unit 1) Situation: You are developing a banking application where you need to represent customer information. You have decided to use both primit...

Inheritance in APCSA (Unit 9)

Review on Inheritance Basics of Inheritance: Superclass and Subclass: In Java, a superclass (or base class) is the class being inherited from, while a subclass (or derived class) is the class t...

POJO's in Classes

Creating Classes Creating a class is the most basic thing you need to know to do on the second Collegeboard FRQ. This is means that you should be able to define a class with the required attribute...

Wrapper Classes

Lesson on Java Wrapper Classes Introduction Java’s primitive data types are efficient but not as flexible as objects. Wrapper classes turn primitive data types into objects. Part of java.la...

FRQ 2 - Writing Classes

What to Know for more info on classes go here: csawesome_resource Classes are the blueprints for making objects. When you create objects, you create new instances of that class and what you ca...

2015 CSA FRQ Q4

Question 4 Directions: SHOW ALL YOUR WORK. REMEMBER THAT PROGRAM SEGMENTS ARE TO BE WRITTEN IN JAVA. Notes: Assume that the classes listed in the Java Quick Reference have been imported ...

2015 CSA FRQ Q3

Question 3 Directions: SHOW ALL YOUR WORK. REMEMBER THAT PROGRAM SEGMENTS ARE TO BE WRITTEN IN JAVA. Notes: Assume that the classes listed in the Java Quick Reference have been imported ...