Practice Questions for Final Preparation

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Slide 8 (Methods)

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Course Outline

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Assignment 2

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Note: This time no late submission, and send separate notepad files of each java program to TA's email ID.

Slide 7 (Arrays)

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Midterm solution

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Assignment 1 marks

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Makeup Midterm

Because of the poor performance of the students in the midterm, we have decided to take a makeup midterm. So your makeup midterm will be on Wednesday 24th April. Those students who will not give this make up midterm, marks of previous midterm will be included and there will be no retake of makeup midterm.

Solve practice questions

Those who have not solved practice questions, they must complete it because every task given to you after that will also be based on previous exercises, assignments and practice questions... 

Announcement

Download the question paper of midterm. Identify your paper (1 star or 2 star), solve those questions correctly (in which you were asked to write the codes) and send those run able java programs to just instructor's email ID or bring programs in USB and get those questions checked by the Instructor by going to the instructor's office. For this, you will get credit and we will add some marks in your midterm exam. So get questions checked soon.

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Slide 6

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Practice Questions

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(These questions are for the preparation of your exams and to sharp your programming skills and questions which include loops, try to solve those with all three(while, do-while and for) loops).

Assignment 1

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Note:  This assignment is graded, contain 10 marks and submit it on time (No late submission). Make new folder and rename it with your roll no. Paste each separate program (.java file) in this folder. Zip this folder using win-zip, 7-zip, winrar etc and send this zipped folder to Instructor's as well as TA's email ID. Try to solve this assignment before midterm so that you may be well prepared for exam.

Exercise 2

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Note: Last date of submission is 22 March. It is compulsory for everyone to submit this exercise. Show your work (executable programs on PCs) before or on Friday. You can be asked to explain your programs so no body is allowed to cheat.

Announcement

Every one is supposed to mail solved exercise 1 to TA's email ID. 

Note: Don't send java files of each program, just copy all programs and paste in one word document, it should have question#1 and program#1 below that question and do same for other questions. Make one word document of all programs. This exercise is not graded, we just want to see individual's effort. 

Week 5

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Exercise 1

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Note: Solve all these problems at home by your own in coming weekend (and do not cheat) , you can be asked to show your work any time and some questions will be given in your exams related to these exercises. If you don't do practice these exercises, you will not be able to solve problems in your exams.

EasyIn

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Announcement 1

For more concepts and knowledge, read the lecture slides, follow different books and online material related to java language. Do practice at home of whatever we have done so far. If you face any problem in doing programming, let me know about it through email (at   umairjameel321@gmail.com ) or in the university. You will be evaluated in Monday's class practice session. All the best :)

How to set the path of java compiler (JDK)?

First download and install the java compiler with default settings....

1).Click on C: drive >> program files >> java >> jdk >> and finally bin...

Copy this complete directory

e.g.      C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0\bin

NOW

 Right click on My Computer, click properties

Click on "Advanced system settings"

Click on "Advanced"

Click on "Environment Variables"

Single Click on "path" and than click "Edit"

Write "path" in "Variable name field"

paste the directory of compiler in "Variable value field"

Click OK.

Click OK again...

DONE   :)

Note: This is not the path of you program file, it is the path of java compiler. You can save your program any where in your computer and when you open command prompt in order to compile your program, you must be in that particular folder where your program exists...

Week 2

Slide 4

Week 2

Slide 2

Slide 3

Java Compiler (JDK)

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CLICK HERE for 64-bit OS

Note: Download and install it in your PC

Week 1

Slide 1

Java Books

1).  Wrox-Ivor.Hortons.Beginning.Java.2
2).  Sybex.Complete.Java.2
3).  Oreilly.Java.In.A.Nutshell