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Java-Grundlagen
In unserem Arbeitsheft Informatik 7-8, Vol. 5: Java-Grundlagen finden Sie 50 interaktive und didaktisch aufbereitete Aufgaben.
Das Medium bietet H5P-Aufgaben an, die ohne zusätzliche Software verwendbar sind. Das Medium enthält 50 H5P-Aufgaben zum Thema Java-Grundlagen.
Durch interaktive Aufgabentypen wird das audiovisuelle und interaktive Lernen einfach.
Lernen macht jetzt Spaß!
Included Tasks
- 1. Java-Syntax - Interaktive Aufgaben (1)
- 2. Java-Syntax - Interaktive Aufgaben (2)
- 3. Java-Syntax - Interaktive Aufgaben (3)
- 4. Ordne den Quellcode - Java-Syntax (1)
- 5. Ordne die Werte den einfachen Datentypen zu (1)
- 6. Ordne die Werte den einfachen Datentypen zu (2)
- 7. Ordne die Variablen den einfachen Datentypen zu (1)
- 8. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Datentypen) (1)
- 9. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Datentypen) (2)
- 10. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (1)
- 11. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (2)
- 12. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (3)
- 13. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (4)
- 14. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (5)
- 15. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (6)
- 16. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (7)
- 17. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (8)
- 18. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (9)
- 19. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (10)
- 20. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (11)
- 21. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Operatoren) (12)
- 22. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Vergleichsoperatoren) (1)
- 23. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Vergleichsoperatoren) (2)
- 24. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Vergleichsoperatoren) (3)
- 25. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Vergleichsoperatoren) (4)
- 26. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Vergleichsoperatoren) (5)
- 27. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Vergleichsoperatoren) (6)
- 28. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Logische Operatoren) (1)
- 29. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Logische Operatoren) (2)
- 30. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Logische Operatoren) (3)
- 31. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (1)
- 32. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (2)
- 33. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (3)
- 34. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (4)
- 35. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (5)
- 36. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (6)
- 37. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Strings) (7)
- 38. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Boolean) (1)
- 39. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Boolean) (2)
- 40. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Boolean) (3)
- 41. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Switch) (1)
- 42. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Switch) (2)
- 43. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Random) (1)
- 44. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Random) (2)
- 45. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Math.sqrt) (1)
- 46. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Math.sqrt) (2)
- 47. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Round)
- 48. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Math.max)
- 49. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Math.min)
- 50. Untersuche den Java-Quellcode (Math.abs)
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