In-class Examples, Worksheets, and Handouts

Dates	Example, Worksheet, or Handout
5/8	Course overview/review overheads from lecture Complete solution for Example 2 from the parsing worksheet
5/6	Worksheet: Parsing strings using split Partial solution (including code developed in lecture) for Example 2 from the parsing worksheet
5/1	Answers to the Exception Example (as well as some additional questions)
4/29, 5/1	Exceptions Code Tracing: Exception Example
4/22, 4/24	Inheritance: the GameCard class Inheritance: the Card class Java I/O Example: PlanetIO.java
4/15	Interfaces Using Interfaces
4/8, 4/10	Example for parameter passing, local variables, and return values A version of the example that may make code tracing easier (it will also help if you make your left margin as small as possible when you print it out) Code trace as of the end of lecture on 4/8 Full code trace Primitive vs. Reference Data Types
4/3	The Concentration game (contains link to completed Deck class) Public vs Private, Static vs Non-static Scope Example
3/28	The Deck class filled in with what was covered in lecture on 3/27 Solution for last part of Programming Practice: Arrays
3/25, 3/27	The Deck class
3/11, 3/13	Programming Practice: Loops Nested loops Programming Practice: Arrays
3/4	Solution for Programming Practice: if Statements and Boolean Conditions (note: the solution also gives a use of the selection operator, also known as the ? : operator or the conditional operator)
3/4, 3/6	Testing: Developing Test Cases Java syntax for loops Comparing loops
2/28	Example presented in lecture on 2/28
2/26, 2/28	Java syntax for decision statements Programming Practice: if Statements and Boolean Conditions Motivating example for switch statements
2/19	The current version of the SimpleMug class UML diagram for the current version of the SimpleMug class
2/19, 2/21	Example using class methods and class constants Primitive Types - a comparison Java operators Programming Practice: String Concatenation Console I/O Programming Practice: Boolean Expressions and Predicate Methods Reference only (i.e., they will not be gone over explicitly in lecture but contain useful information and/or summarize some lecture concepts) UML class diagrams (including class fields, class methods, and constants) Java operator precedence
2/15	A step-by-step memory diagram trace of the call stack example Questions posed in lecture on 2/14
2/12, 2/14	The SimpleMug Example: UML class diagrams SimpleMug class (to be filled in) TestSimpleMug class to test the SimpleMug class MugApp class - application which uses the SimpleMug class Output from TestSimpleMug and MugApp The call stack example The SimpleMug class revisited
2/7	A step-by-step memory diagram trace of Code Tracing: Assignment Statement (here's a smaller version of the same memory diagram)
2/5, 2/7	Syntax for a class (including constructors, methods, and fields)
1/29, 1/31	Programming Practice: Making Noise Javadoc example: the Human class Code Tracing: Assignment Statement
1/24	Java source code file
1/22	Course information handout from the first day of class