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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
Exercises
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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For the question below, assume we are working with a simplified LightBot that can perform the following actions
- Turn Left
- Turn Right
- ...
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Assume you have access to the following method.
public int add3Ints(int a, int b, int c){ return a + b + c; } Call add3Ints and pass the...
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Assume you have access to the following method.
public int add3Ints(int a, int b, int c){ return a + b + c; } Call add3Ints and pass the...
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Assume you have access to the following method.
public int add3Ints(int a, int b, int c){ return a + b + c; } Call add3Ints and pass the...
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For this problem assume you have access to a Person class. Below, you'll see the start of a Student class that is a subclass of Person....
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For this problem assume you have access to a Shape class. Below, you'll see the start of a Square class that is a subclass of Shape....
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For this problem assume you have access to a Person class defined here:
public class Person{ public String name; private int age; public...0
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For this problem assume you have access to a Person class defined here:
public class Person{ public String name; private int age; public...0
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public int subtract(int a, int b){ return a - b; } Use the method defined above to subtract 10 from 100 (as in 100 - 10).
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public int subtract(int a, int b){ return a - b; } Use the method defined above to subtract 35 from 45 (as in 45 - 35).
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public int subtract(int a, int b){ return a - b; } Use the method defined above to subtract 32 from 124 (as in 124 - 32).
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Below is a ChessPiece class that we will be using as a superclass for a Queen subclass.
public class ChessPiece { // the location of this...0
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For this problem you will use this class:
public class Rectangle { private int length; private int width; public void setLength(int len)...0
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For this problem you will have access to the following class:
public class Ball{ private int diameter; private String color; public void...0
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For this program you will be creating a method that calculates the product of three numbers.
Your method will need to be named product...
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For this program you will be creating a method that calculates the average of three numbers.
Recall that an average is calculated by...
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Your TA was helping you with a problem a suggested the following lines of code for controlling a Jeroo. However, the TA accidentally used...