An instance of the Student class

The course variable

The gradeStudent method

The ID variable

The name variable

To create a mutable string

To store a single character

To store multiple items of the same type

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String start = new String("Welcome to Java Programming");

String start[] = "Welcome to Java Programming";

String start = "Welcome to Java Programming";

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Doc comment

In-line comment

Multi-line comment

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catch

else

finally

if

Create a Salary object

Declare an Employee class

Declare an instance of the Employee class called Promotion

Declare a promotion method that changes the value of the position variable

Define variables for position and salary

The compiler interprets the bytecode in the Java class file

The Java Virtual Machine (JVM) interprets the bytecode in the Java class file

The JVM interprets the native machine code

The JVM translates compiled bytecode to machine code

//

/*

/**

*/

2^(n-1) to 2^(n+1)+1

-2^(n-1) to 2^(n-1)-1

-2^(n-1) to 2^(n-1)+1

-2^(n-1) to 2^(n+1)-1

char[] alpha = {'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E'};

char[] alpha = {"A", "B", "C", "D", "E"};

char[] alpha = new char('A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E');

char[][] alpha = {{'A', 'B', 'C', 'D', 'E'}};

java App1.samples.java

java samples.java.App1

javac samples.java.App1

javac App1.samples.java

class Application1

public class Application1

public static void Application1

static Application1

For one tab

For all tabs of the Report

Depends how it is defined as global or Private

None of the above

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION MEDIAN MEAN CLM MAXDEC=0; Label TOTREV = 'Total Billed Revenue' TOTKWH = 'Total KwH Consumption'; VAR TOTREV TOTKWH; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION MEDIAN MEAN UCLM ; Label TOTREV = 'Total Billed Revenue' TOTKWH = 'Total KwH Consumption'; VAR TOTREV TOTKWH; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION MEDIAN MEAN LCLM Label TOTREV = 'Total Billed Revenue' TOTKWH = 'Total KwH Consumption'; VAR TOTREV TOTKWH; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION MEDIAN SUM CLM MAXDEC=0; Label TOTREV = 'Total Billed Revenue' TOTKWH = 'Total KwH Consumption'; VAR TOTREV TOTKWH; run;

TYPE , FREQ , totrev_Sum , totkwh_Sum , totrev_Mean , tothrs_Median

TYPE , FREQ , total revenue sum , total kwh Sum , total revenue Mean , total hrs Median

TYPE , FREQ , totrev , totkwh , tothrs

totrev_Sum , totkwh_Sum , totrev_Mean , tothrs_Median

Calculate the mean total revenue classified by REGION and RATE_SCHEDULE, but only for the WESTERN and SOUTHERN REGIONS, and only for those two regions whose values of RATE_SCHEDULE start with the string “E1.”

Displays the number of observations(records), mean and total revenue classified by REGION and RATE_SCHEDULE, for the WESTERN and SOUTHERN REGIONS, and only for those two regions whose values of RATE_SCHEDULE start with the string “E1.”

Calculate the mean total revenue classified by REGION and RATE_SCHEDULE, for all the regions except the WESTERN and SOUTHERN REGIONS, and only for those two regions whose values of RATE_SCHEDULE start with the string “E1.”

Displays the Rate Schedule of the WESTERN and SOUTHERN REGIONS where variable TOTREV is an integer.

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION ; CLASS REGION; VAR TOTREV ; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN MAXDEC=0 ; CLASS REGION; VAR TOTREV ; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN MAXDEC=0 ; BY REGION; CLASS TOTREV ; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN MAXDEC=0 ; CLASS North_Region; VAR TOTREV ; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN ; CLASS REGION; VAR TOTREV / MISSING; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN MAXDEC=0 NMISS; CLASS REGION; VAR TOTREV; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN MAXDEC=0 if not MISSING; CLASS REGION; VAR TOTREV; run;

PROC MEANS DATA= ORGANIZATION SUM MEAN MAXDEC=0 MISSING; CLASS REGION; VAR TOTREV; run;

PROC MEANS DATA=ORGANIZATION MEAN SUM MAXDEC=2; VAR TOTREV; run;

PROC MEANS DATA=ORGANIZATION MAXDEC=2; VAR TOTREV; run;

PROC MEANS DATA=ORGANIZATION MEAN SUM MAXDEC=2; run;

PROC MEANS DATA=ORGANIZATION SUM ; VAR TOTREV; run;

Use the CLASS Statement when number of observation >10000

Use the By Statement when number of observation <1000

Using the BY Statement requires that the input data set be sorted by the values of the classification variables

Using the CLASS Statement requires that the input data set be sorted by the values of the classification variables