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public class BBaileyBook //the name of the class should be "Book"
{
 private String bookName; //the variables need to be private because they are instance variables
 private int bookISBN; //you don't need to assign default values because they are assigned in the constructors
 
 public BBaileyBook(){ //default constructor named book that should provide default values ("" and 0, respectively) for the instance variables
  bookName = ""; //when no arguments are passed, the title defaults to ""
  bookISBN = 0; //when no arguments are passed, the ISBN defaults to 0
 }
 public BBaileyBook(String name, int isbn){ //creates a book object and assigns the name and isbn arguments to the instance variables

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public class BBaileyBookRunner
{
 public static void main(String args[])
 {
  BBaileyBook textBook = new Book(); //creates a new object textbook of class Book
  textBook.setName("Scooby Doo"); //sets the name of textBook to "Scooby Doo"
  textBook.getName(); //println would print default values if the default constructor was called. In this case, the output matches the input
  System.out.println(textBook);  //What does this line do? It calls the .toString() method
  BBaileyBook theStranger = new Book("The Stranger", 123456789); //creates a new book with title "The Stranger" and ISBN 123...
  System.out.println(textBook.getName); //prints textBook's name

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public class InOrder //creates the InOrder class
{
 private int numOne; //creates the instance variable numOne
 private int numTwo; //creates the instance variable numTwo
 private int numThree; //creates the instance variable numThree
 boolean b = false; //creates the boolean value b (not instance)
 
 public InOrder() //default constructor
 { //assigns default values to instance variables
  numOne = 0;

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// name:
// purpose: determine whether three input values are in order: x <= y <= z

import java.util.*; //for our purposes, imports scanner

public class InOrderRunner //creates the InOrderRunner class
{
 // main(): program starting point
 public static void main( String[] args ) 
 {

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import java.util.Scanner;

public class CalculatorRunner
{
 public static void main(String[] args)
 {
  int num1;
  int num2;
  char operator;
  boolean valid;

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public class GCD
{
 //instance variables - DO NOT ADD ANY MORE INSTANCE VARIABLES
 private int numerator;
 private int denominator;
 
 //default constructor
 public GCD()
 {
  numerator = 0; //initiates numerator variable

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//import Scanner
import java.util.Scanner; //imports only scanner

public class GCDRunner
{
 //main method
 public static void main(String[] args)
 {
  //instantiate Scanner object
  Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);   

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// add import statements
import java.util.*;
import java.io.*; //imports the io library. Note: Importing java.* does NOT work

// create class AliceCount
public class AliceCount
{

 // create main method - remember to catch the exception
 public static void main(String[] args)

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public class Vigenere
{
	//declare instance variables for text and keyword
	private String pt = "";
	private String key = "";
	
	Vigenere(){ //default constructor
		pt = "";
		key = "";
	}

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   import java.util.Arrays;

   public class WordSearch
   {
   /** 2D array instance variable*/
      private String[][] grid;
   
   /** constructor used to set the number of rows and columns in the 2D array
   	* @param row
   	* @param col*/