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4/11/12 GridWorld Homework
Complete the Gridworld Part 3 Questions handed out today 4/11. due 4/13.
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4/13 Homework Array Lists and Iterators
Read pp334-350 of the handout from today (4/13) (The packet is titled: 6.3 Sorting. Use BlueJ to code the Ingredients Program. Answer the following questions: 1. What are the advantages of uing an...
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4/16 Array List Homework
Read pp230-235 in your Barron AP Computer Science Book. Read the information at the following Web Address: Additional ArrayList Notes 1. Review questions 4-10 on the Site 2. List and describe the...
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4/20 Class Work
Complete the AP Multiple Choice Questions on Arrays and ArrayLists. Get handout from substitute. Due by the end of class.
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4/20 HW the for-each loop
Read the notes on the For Each Loop. Answere the following questions: 1. What is the general purpose of a for each loop? 2. Write the general for of the for each loop (p. 65 of the AP Barrons Book) 3....
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4/23 HW Read pp 29-34 in the Student Handbook (GridWorld)
Read the GridWorld Case Study Part 4: Interacting Objects (Student Handbook) The Critter Class. Complete Do You Know Set 8 and Set 9. Bring Student Handbooks to class. Be sure all homework is...
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4/24 HW Questions on the GridWorld Critter Class
1. What is the difference between a Critter and a ChameleonCritter? 2. Describe the makeMove() method in the Critter class. 3. Describe the makeMove() method in the ChameleonCritter clas
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4/26/12 GridWorld Homework
Complete Exercises 1 and 2 on page 35 of the GridWorld Student Handbook. Write out psuedo code for homework. code the exercises tomorrow 4/27/12 during class.
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HW 5/2 Recursion Problems
What is recursion? State what is printed: 1. System.out.println( rig(4) ); public static int rig(int n) { if ( (n = = 0) ) { return 5; } else if ( n = = 1) { return 8; } else { return rig(n – 1) –...
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