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Author: bowbahdoe

src/arguments.md

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 # Arguments
 
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+<img src="/arguments/header.png" height="200px"/>
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 If methods always had to do the same thing each time they were run, they wouldn't be that useful.
 
 The way to customize what happens when a method is called is to have them take "arguments."

src/arguments/header.png

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 # Arrays
 
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+<img src="/arrays/header.png" height="200px"/>
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 Arrays are used to represent a fixed-size collection of things.
 
 ```java,no_run

src/arrays.md

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 # Arrays II
 
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+<img src="/arrays_ii/header.png" height="200px"/>
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 Fairly often you will want to have arrays in your program
 which you either do not know the initial values for or which
 are too big to physically type out every value in an initializer.

src/arrays/header.png

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 # Boxed Primitives
 
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+<img src="/boxed_primitives/header.png" height="200px"/>
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 The fact that `int`, `double`, `char`, and `boolean` cannot have `null` values
 can be limiting.
 

src/arrays_ii.md

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 # Branching Paths
 
+<img src="/branching_logic/header.png" height="200px"/>
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 All the code I have shown you so far has run from top to bottom. That is, it has followed a single "path."
 
 Not all programs can follow a single path though.