Java likes to separate the men from the boys, the hair from your head, and the code that you write. To do this, we use separators (didn't see that coming did you?).
Below is a list of separators and their functions.
As part of its diverse vocabulary, Java has 49 reserved keywords. These keywords cannot be used to name a variable, class, or method, and will not magically open doors (rely on good ole' "open sesame" for that one). You want to see what they look like in a table? Well here they are:
That concludes this episode of Beginning Java Programs. In the next article we will discuss Operators and putting those lazy variables to work.
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