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Assignment 1 - Getting Started - setting up in NetBeans, simple GUI.

Assignment 2 - Simple GUI and Simple Calculations

Assignment 3 - Using Existing Classes.

Assignment 4 - Using Existing Non-Built-in Classes.
Download existing class from Blackboard. For (html) documentation of the class, see javadoc folder inside dist folder inside pizza folder.

Assignment 5 - Enumerated Types and More Using Existing Non-Built-in Classes.
Download existing classes from Blackboard. For (html) documentation of the classes, see javadoc folder inside dist folder inside cards folder.

Assignment 6 - Writing Classes and branching
Download GUI class and beginning of Radio class from Blackboard. For (html) documentation of the classes, see javadoc folder inside dist folder inside RadioForStudentsAssign6 folder.

Assignment 7 - Looping (and branching)
No code to download for this one.

Assignment 8 - Looping, and Nested Looping and Reading from Files
Download Applicant class from Blackboard. For (html) documentation of the classes, see javadoc folder inside dist folder inside Applicant folder. A sample data file is also in the Applicant folder as well as here (right click to download from here). It should go in the top folder for your GUI project.

Assignment 9 - Multiple Interacting Classes
Download zip from Blackboard with partial Player class and ID class. For (html) documentation of the classes, see javadoc folder inside dist folder inside class folders. Update with additional details.

Assignment 10 - Interfaces (Extra Credit)
No new code to download for this one.

Assignment 11 - Final Assignment - Arrays, Classes, Loops, Everything else, oh my!
Download zip from Blackboard with partial EzPassCustomer class, partial GUI class and ID class. For (html) documentation of the classes, see javadoc folder inside dist folder inside class folders.

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