The memory address that is saved by the system when a method is called and is the location to which the system should return after a method ends is known as the ____________.

The ____________ is a multiple-alternative decision structure, which allows you to test the value of a variable or an expression and then use that value to determine which statement or set of statements to execute.

List objects, like arrays, are always passed to methods ____________.

A(n) ____________ is an object that can hold a group of values that must all be the same data type.

Both the && and || operators perform ____________, in which CPU time is saved by not checking the expression on the right side of the operator depending on the value of the expression on the left side of the operator.

When you write a stand-alone statement to increment a variable, the prefix operator is faster than the postfix version.

The ____________ uses a loop to step through the elements in an an array one by one, from the first to the last.

When you want to read data from a text file, you create a file object using the ____________.

Virtually all operating systems follow the same set of rules for naming files.

In general, the same naming rules that apply to variables also apply to methods.