Stanford CS106a Assignment 2, Problem 4 – Target – Part 1
The problem is as follows: Create a figure that is simply three GOval objects, two red and one white, drawn…
Stanford cs106a, Assignment 2; Problem 3. – FindRange – Part 2
After re-reading the instructions for these sets of problems, I found that I should replace multiple statements of code used…
Stanford cs106a, Assignment 2; Problem 3. – FindRange – Part 1
The instructions are to write a ConsoleProgram that reads in a list of integers, one per line, until a sentinel…
Stanford cs106a Assignment 2, Problem 2 – Hailstone sequence
Here is my answer to the hailstone sequence problem. The problem is as follows: Pick some positive integer and call…
Stanford cs106a Assignment 2, Problem 1 – PythagoreanTheorem
Below is my answer for Problem 1, Assignment 2: The question asks, By using the Pythagorean Theorem, calculate the value…
“For” loop examples
A few for loop examples: General form: for (init; condition; step) { statements } init done once at start of…
Eclipse IDE Tips and Tricks
I wish I had know about these a couple weeks ago, but anyway here are a few tips and tricks…
Object Reference and Arrays
The standard eight primitive variable types are: boolean char byte short int long float double a mnemonic to remember this…
Stanford’s CS106a Programming Methodology Courses
I've been studying the free Standford CS106a lectures for some time now on YouTube - Playlist Here - and have been following…
Java Variables
Java variables come in two types: Primitive Object Reference Primitives hold fundamental values (simple bit patterns including integers, Boolean, and…