Appendix C. Java Reserved Word Summary
Reserved Word | Description |
---|---|
| An abstract class or method |
| An assertion that a condition is fulfilled |
| The Boolean type |
| Breaks out of the current loop or labeled statement |
| The 8-bit signed integer type |
| A label in a |
| The handler for an exception in a |
| The 16-bit Unicode character type |
| Defines a class |
| Not used |
| Skip the remainder of a loop body |
| The default label in a |
| A loop whose body is executed at least once |
| The 64-bit double-precision floating-point type |
| The alternative clause in an |
| An enumeration type |
| Indicates that a class is a subclass of another class |
| A value that cannot be changed after it has been initialized, a method that cannot be overridden, or a class that cannot be extended |
| A clause of a |
| The 32-bit single-precision floating-point type |
| A loop with initialization, condition, and update expressions |
| Not used |
| A conditional branch statement |
| Indicates that a class realizes an interface |
| Allows the use of class names without the package name |
| Tests whether an object's type is a given type or a subtype thereof |
| The 32-bit integer type |
| An abstract type with only abstract methods and constants |
| The 64-bit integer type |
| A method implemented in non-Java code |
| Allocates an object |
| A collection of related classes |
| A feature ... |
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