JAVA LESSONS By JO

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Greetings! I am John Owen, with 35 years teaching experience in Computer Science and Java Programming for high schoolers preparing for the AP test. I served six years as an AP Reader for the Computer Science A and AB test. I also was a founding member and lead project developer for a UT Austin group called WeTeach_CS, where for 8 years we trained teachers to teach CS. Bottom line...I know what I'm doing, and my stuff works!

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Java Simple Output Statements

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JAVA LESSONS By JO

This lesson is all about simple Java output concepts involving the use of print, println, and printf. The exercises contained in this lesson that use the printf method will use only the %d, %s, and %f format specifiers, although there are many more available. However, other format indicators will be used, such as field width, number of decimal places for floating point values, the use of the comma specifier for inserting commas in large values and using the negative flag for left justification.

8th - 12th, Higher Education

Computer Science - Technology

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ACSL (American Computer Science League) National Champions, 2004, Chicago, Senior 3 Division, Rockport Fulton High School Several Texas UIL Computer Science State Gold, Silver and Bronze winners 2013 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching - Nominee 2010 National Teacher’s Hall of Fame - Finalist 2009 Texas State HEB Excellence in Education Lifetime Achievement Award - Winner 2003 Texas Teacher of the Year, Educational Service Center, Region 2 - State Semi-finalist