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If you only hand in code
- The hand in must be ONE, repeat ONE, jar-file.
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If you hand in code and/or text files
- The code must be ONE, repeat ONE, jar-file.
- The text must be ONE, repeat ONE, pdf-file
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Code files must be have
their native filename extension, eg.
x.java,y.html, etc. -
Put your academy login-id into the filenames, and
an "_7" to number the file individually,
eg:
EAANILA1_7.jar - Attach the jar and/or the pdf to an email.
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Put the token idefix somewhere
in the subject line of the email,
eg:
Assignments idefix -
Mail it to
nml@acm.org
As you have just seen, I ask for hand in of code in the form and shape of
.jar-files. Jar files are .zip-look-alikes
known to the JDK and the JRE, Java Runtime Environment.
The may be produced with a File->Export in Eclipse:
followed by:
- Create a new Java Project with the name
Lesson1 - In the Package Explore navigate to the project src directory
- Create a new class with the name
HelloWorld0 - Key in what you saw in the Figure 1.5, “Eclipse Workbench With HelloWorld0” editor
- Right click the class in the Package Explore and select Run As, and then Java Application
When you are succesfull, repeat the steps 2-5 in the list above,
while substituting HelloWorld1
for HelloWorld0, and key in the code from the
Figure 1.6, “Eclipse Workbench With HelloWorld1” editor.
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Navigate to the Java Project with the name
Lesson1 - In the Package Explorer navigate to the project src directory
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Create a new class with the name
IR - Key in what you saw in the Figure 1.8, “IR.java” editor
- Right click the class in the Package Explore and select Run As, and then Java Application
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Navigate to the Java Project with the name
Lesson1 - In the Package Explorer navigate to the project src directory
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Create a new class with the name
Ops - Key in what you saw in the Figure 1.9, “Ops.java” editor
- Right click the class in the Package Explore and select Run As, and then Java Application
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Navigate to the Java Project with the name
Lesson1 - In the Package Explorer navigate to the project src directory
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Create a new class with the name
Ops1 - Key in what you saw in the Figure 1.10, “Ops1.java” editor
- Right click the class in the Package Explore and select Run As, and then Java Application
Take a look at the following code
In order to practice coding modify the program from
the section called “Assignment 1.4” so that it calculates using a
while loop instead. Remove the console output.
In order to practice coding modify the program from
the section called “Assignment 1.4” so that it calculates using a
do … while loop instead. Remove the GUI output.