Introduction To Java - MFC 158 G

 Fall 2000

 

 

Week 3 Assignment  - Java Applications - September 12, 2000

 

Due Tuesday September 26 - 11:59pm

 

-         Questions on Chapter 1 and 2, as follows:

-         1.4, 1.5, 2.10, 2.12, 2.20,2.25,2.35

-         Submit questions either as hard copy in class or as email attachment by due date / time.  Be sure to put your name and Student number on it.

-         Submit programs as an email attachment and mail them  to fineberg@buffalo.edu with the subject heading MFC158 Homework #1

-         put your name and Student # on as comments at the top of the source code page (as shown below):

 

Using Java style comments:

 

---------------Sample code submission---------------

 

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// Jeff Fineberg                                                   //

// Student # 1322-5677                                      //

//  MFC 158G                                                     //

//  Chapter 2 - Exercise 2.20                              //

//  Welcome2.java                                              //

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

 

public class Welcome2 {

   public static void main( String args[] )

   {

      System.out.print( "Welcome to " );

      System.out.println( "Java Programming!" );

            System.out.println(args[0]);

   }

}

 

------------End of sample code submission --------------

 

 

-         Be sure to site the source of any code you may use as a starting template

 

-         Read Chapter 3

 

 

 

Study for Quiz #1 (Chapter 1, 2 and material from class) to be given next class - Sept 19.  Format of the test:

-          Multiple choice

-          True / False

-          Fill in the blanks

-          Short answer

-          Short sample of code writing - no complete systems

-          1/2 hour duration

 

What to study?

-          review chapters

-          review the summaries at back of the chapters

-          review class notes and discussions (on web or your notes)