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Java is a “high-level” computer programming language. High-level languages are more similar to English (or other human languages) than machine code. Programming in binary (ones and zeros) or Assembly would be considered low-level. In this section, we will continue to explore the world of OOP by looking at the example from Student Lesson A1 in more detail.
The key topics for this lesson are:
- Our First Java Application
- Program Components
- Object Declaration, Creation, and Message Sending
- Class Diagrams
- The Difference Between Objects and Classes
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