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Assignment 1 - Getting Started - setting up in Forte, type, compile, run. Turn in.
Here is the Keyboard class code to use: Keyboard
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As.

Assignment 2 - Getting Started - writing a very basic java program. You will need the Keyboard class above again.

Assignment 3 - Some Calculations. You will need the Keyboard class above again.

Assignment 4 - Using a Class. You will need the Keyboard class above again. Here is the ChessPiece class code to use: ChessPiece
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation of the ChessPiece class is available here.

Assignment 5 - Branching - with using a class also. Here is the Die class code to use: Die
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation of the Die class is available here.

Assignment 6 - If's including nested. You will need the Keyboard class above again.

Assignment 7 - While loops. You will need the Keyboard and ChessPiece classes above again.

Assignment 8 - nested loops, validation. You will need the Keyboard class above again, plus the Skater class.
Here is the Skater class code to use: Skater
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation of the Skater class is available here.

Assignment 9 - for loops and arrays. You will need the Keyboard class above again.

Assignment 10 - debugger. You will need to download
forDebugAssign.zip and unzip it (double click on the file you downloaded)

Assignment 11 - writing simple methods, a little exposure to GUI, plus earlier topics. You will need the RedmondMsgIn157, RedmondMsgOut, and PretzelStore classes.
Here is the PretzelStore class code to use: PretzelStore
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation of the PretzelStore class is available here.

Here is the RedmondMsgIn157 class code to use: RedmondMsgIn157
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation of the RedmondMsgIn157 class is available here.

Here is the RedmondMsgOut class code to use: RedmondMsgOut
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation is not available - use RedmondMsgOut.display(string to be displayed just as in println)

Here is a demo file that illustrates use of all RedmondMsgIn157 and RedmondMsgOut methods: DemoIOClasses
The safest way to get this is with Internet Explorer - right click on the link and choose Save Target As. Here is a .txt version which is available for viewing in the Browser (the java version will only download). Documentation is not available.

Assignment 12 - writing simple class, and using it. You will need the RedmondMsgIn157, and RedmondMsgOut classes.