Exam 4: More Object Concepts

____ involves using one term to indicate diverse meanings, or writing multiple methods with the same name but with different parameter lists.

You can overload methods correctly by providing different parameter lists for methods with the same name.

When they have the same name, variables within ____ of a class override the class's fields.

Fields declared to be static are not always final .

When you properly ____ a method, you can call it providing different argument lists, and the appropriate version of the method executes.

Explain the java.lang package and why it is important. 

Within any class or method, the code between a pair of curly braces is called a(n) ____.

A variable comes into existence, or ____, when you declare it.

A(n) ____ is simply a folder that provides a convenient grouping for classes.

When you instantiate an object from a class, ____ is reserved for each instance field in the class.

You can use the asterisk (*) as a ____, which indicates that it can be replaced by any set of characters.

The ____ statement notifies the program that you will be using the data and method names that are part of the imported class or package.

Write Java statements that use the now() and of() methods in the LocalDate class.

Explain why it is a problem that the highlighted statements are local variables. How could you fix this problem?

What does a programmer need to know in order to use two variables with the same name in a class?

Explain why the highlighted statements will result in an illegal action.

A method can receive ____ arguments, even if it is defined as needing double arguments.

When you overload a Java method, you write multiple methods with a shared name.