by Editorial | Apr 13, 2025 | Grade 10 - OOP, Grade 11 - OOP, Teacher
One thing I have learnt over the past 8 years teaching Java to high school students . . . do it fast and do it right. Teach OOP right away; out of the box – from lesson 101. The approach of doing “one class, one main method” for the first year, in my...
by Editorial | Feb 2, 2025 | Grade 11 - NetBeans, Grade 11 - OOP, Grade 11 - String and Character Handling
Here is a PowerPoint showing the following. Using String handling with OOP – a UI class for the interface and a manager class for the methods. Organizing your One Drive account with your coding projects using NetBeans.Passing a string parameter from one method...
by Editorial | Sep 9, 2024 | Grade 11 - Text Files, Grade 12 - text files, PWC grade 11 - All
Reading in a text file into an array of objects using the split( ) method in Java. (There are other ways of doing this for example using useDelimiter( ) with next( ) ) Here is the text file using “#” as the delimiter. Note that there are no extra spaces or...
by Editorial | Oct 30, 2023 | Grade 11 - Exam memos, Grade 11 - OOP, Grade 11 - Theory, PWC grade 11 - All
Here are the July 2023 exam papers with memos. The Java practical paper and the theory paper. Practical – Version without the SQL Exam paper click here Exam memo click here Theory Exam paper click here Exam memo click here...
by Editorial | Jul 14, 2023 | Grade 11, Grade 11 - Exam memos
Here is a list of IT exams, both IT theory and practical Java coding for grade 11 – both the question paper and the memo. Note: Some questions are quite experimental in nature. If a question does not suit your needs merely move onto the next question. There are...
by Editorial | Oct 11, 2022 | Grade 11, Grade 11 - GUI, Grade 11 - OOP, Grade 12, Grade 12 - OOP
And the passing of parameters. Here is the same app using GUIs coded in two different ways – the first has no OOP programming while the second does. The first is a one-class program. The second is a two-class program. In your grade 12 PAT project you have to use...
