Write a program that prompts the user to input an integer between 0 and 35. If the number is less than or equal to 9, the program should output the number; otherwise, it should output A for 10, B for 11, C for 12, …., Z for 35. (Hint: Use the cast operator for (char) (number + 55) for numbers >=10.)
This section will be brought to you by John E. Please read this section and respond by Wednesday, November 8th. John, please do not worry if you don’t quite understand the section. You may feel free to ask questions about areas that you do not understand, in the hopes that one of your peers will be able to help. John, you should have your reading posted early, so that your fellow students can have their posts completed by Nov. 8th.
Please read pages 186 – 200. I have not assigned a particular person to paraphrase this section. I would like each of you to paraphrase the section and post. Feel free to piggie-back on someone elses post. Be sure you are adding something to the discussion. I will be checking my blog from my workshop in silvercreek. It is on blogging!!! Be sure to post to this reading by Thursday, November 2nd.
Please write a program that prompts the user to enter a decimal number and then outputs this number rounded to two decimal places.
I’m so excited. I just learned something brand new about blogging. I’ve been beginning to get some spam on my posts, which I know Mrs. Moritz hates.
I’m really tired of managing spam!
Filed under: Uncategorized — Kimberly at 11:20 am on Wednesday, August 23, 2006
Someone please tell me what I can do about spam! I tried the auto-close plug-in, better yet one of our terrific tech support people tried to set it up for me, and it didn’t work. I’m realizing that as school starts, I’m going to be more irritated by the spam that I have to manage on this blog. Is there anything I can do to stop this?
So, I stumbled up on the ability to not allow comments to my posts. It is under the discussion category when you write or edit a post. I will be using this to help inforce my deadlines for posting. My students are suppose to respond to a post by a specified date, and rather than worrying about the dates of when they post, I can just stop allowing comments when we’ve reached the end of the deadline.
Christian will be paraphrasing this section on Logic Operators. Please respond to this blog by Thursday October 26.
This is the section that explains what all that “Logic Stuff” you had to learn in math class is useful for. Justin will be summarizing this section for us. Please take it easy on him, and add what you feel will be helpful to the rest of the group. Justin, if there are areas you don’t understand, please highlight them in your paraphrasing, and hopefully a classmate can clear it up for you. Justin please paraphrase by Monday so that the rest of the class can add to your post by Tuesday, October 24th.
More practice with GUI input and output.
Please write a program which takes in 3 Strings and outputs the average length of the word.
1. Go to http://java.sun.com/javase/downloads/index.jsp and download J2SE 5.0 JDK Source Code.
2. Go to http://www.bluej.org/download/download.html and download bluej.
If you do this in the reverse order, you will need to browse and find the J2SE when you launch Bluej for the first time.
Please do this project independently. Keep in mind that I will be giving notes on Wednesday, and Friday that should help you with this project, as well as answering question to your blog. This isn’t a class where the answer is going to present itself immediately. You need to spend some time looking at examples in the book, thinking, and reading. Try some stuff out on the computer to see how it works…. Hang in there, you will get it.
