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Abstract class
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A class that cannot be instantiated
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Abstract method
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A method with a name,parameter types, and return type but without an implementation.
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Algorithm
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A list of simple steps, unambiguous to solve a problem. The steps have to be executable and the algorithm has to have an end.
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Applet
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A graphical Java program that executes inside a browser or an applet viewer.
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Binary file
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A file in which values are stored in their binary representation and cannot be read as text.
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Command Line
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The line you type when you start a program in a command window in DOS/WINDOWS or UNIX. It consist of the program name and the command line arguments.
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CPU (Central Processing Unit)
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The part of the computer that executes the machine instructions.
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Constant
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A value that cannot be changed by a program. In Java, constants are defined with the keyword final.
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Variable
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The name of a value that can be changed by a program. In Java, variables are defined using identificators.