CSCD 211
Programming Principles II

Announcements:

6/7

• Extra Credit Challenge 2 posted: See link below.  This one is easier than the first one
• LinkedList2 that contains selectionSort, add methods, and a clear, is posted below

Course Information:

Course support material:

• Syllabus

• Assignments
• Current Assignments
• Project Documentation Requirements
• NEW: Extra Credit Challenges -- Each challenge is worth 10 points, unless otherwise specified.  Email a zip file that includes your name and the name of the problem you are solving to Tom by the specified date.  Your zip file should contain your solution, the official input file to test your solution (note: this file is included as part of the zip posted with the problem), and a capture of the output produced from running your program.  Your output must be *identical* to the official output file to receive credit for the problem.  You are to do these challenges *WITHOUT* outside help.
• Pirate's Treasure -- due in Tom's email inbox by Friday, April 20.
• Letter Histograms -- due in Tom's email inbox by Thursday, June 14.
  

• In class code and items of interest
• CURRENT QUARTER CODE
  • TwoDShape10am
  • TwoDShape12pm
  • LinkedList
  • SortableLinkedList
  • LinkedList2
• PREVIOUS QUARTERS' CODE
  • Exceptions
    
    • ExceptionBasics
    • ExceptionBasics1
    • ExceptionStuff.java
    • ExceptionDemo.java, MyException.java
    • ExceptionTester.java, MyVeryOwnException.java
    • ExceptionStuff.java, MyException.java
    • ExceptionStuff.java, Number5IsBadException.java, input.txt
    • SimpleExceptions -- a hodge-podge of exception issues along with a quick demo of ArrayList and for (Integer x: list)
    • Exceptions: ExceptionDriver.java, MyException.java
  • Recursion
    • Maze.zip
    • RecursionDemo.java
    • Maze.java, MazeSearch.java
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  • Two D Arrays
    • TwoDStuff.java
    • TwoDStuff.java
    • 2D arrays fun and games
  • Composition/Aggregation
    • Address.java, Customer.java, Bank.java
    • Student.java, Course.java, students.in
    • Student.java, Course.java, latest version (zipped)
    • Student.java, Course.java
    • Point.java, Points.java, PointTester.java
    • Circle.java and Point.java example
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  • Inheritance
    • Inheritance, ArrayList, Collections.sort()
    • Super.java, Sub.java
    • Shape.java, Circle.java, Square.java
    • Shape.java, Square.java, Circle.java (you may want to comment out the package shapes; statement to get the code to compile properly for you)
    • Shape.java, Circle.java, Square.java
    • Shape.java, Circle.java, Square.java
    • inheritance - basic demo
    • more inheritance (shapes)
    • Inheritance example: Shape.java, Circle.jav (extension changed since there's already a Circle.java), ShapeDriver.java, Square.java
    • Old Shapes inheritance example -- see comments in Circle.java and ShapeDriver.java: shapes.zip
  • Linked Lists
    • CSCD 300 notes and code on Linked Lists
  • Misc
    • Boxing (auto-box, auto-unbox)
    • ArrayListStuff.java
    • BoxingStuff.java
    • Comparable example (ComparableStudent)
    • ComparableStudent
• File demonstration code:
• static version
• non-static version
• Old quizzes
• Quiz 1code -- winter 04
• Old Exams
• Exam 1 Winter 2002
• Exam 2 Fall 2001
• Exam 2 Winter 2002
• (mini) Exam 3 Fall 2001
• Spring 2005 exam 2 solution
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• Helpful Links

o        Java and General Programming Resources (let me know if you've got a good one!)

• Java 6 API documentation link
• University of Washington, cs142 the "equivalent" to our 210 AND 211
• Eclipse IDE website
• JGrasp website
• General links
  • Command Prompt basics
  • Java and the Windows Command Prompt
  • List serve and email etiquette
    • http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
    • http://www.gweep.ca/~edmonds/usenet/ml-etiquette.html
  • Source Forge: Freeware galore!
  • Slashdot: News for Nerds
  • Code Project: Programming info on many different languages

EWU Computing Resources:

• ACM@EWU - Student Computer Club
• Microsoft Academic Alliance (MSDNAA) through our department
• Computer Science Department main page

To iterate is human, to recurse, divine.
--L. Peter Deutsch