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mohammad-alfatih / Java-Lab-CD10.md
Created February 16, 2017 20:22 — forked from froilan-miranda/Java-Lab-CD10.md

#Sum of the Numbers

##Objectives

  1. To demonstrate your understanding of objects
  2. To demonstrate your understanding of operators
  3. To demonstrate your understanding of user input/output

##Overview

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mohammad-alfatih / Java-Lab-CD10.md
Created February 16, 2017 20:22 — forked from froilan-miranda/Java-Lab-CD10.md

#Sum of the Numbers

##Objectives

  1. To demonstrate your understanding of objects
  2. To demonstrate your understanding of operators
  3. To demonstrate your understanding of user input/output

##Overview

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mohammad-alfatih / MySQL-Lab.md
Created February 13, 2017 14:06 — forked from froilan-miranda/MySQL-Lab.md

#MySQL Lab#

  1. Create a addresses database

  2. Create two tables within that database: people, home.

  3. Add 10 entries into the people table and their respective address' and home numbers to the home table. make sure two or more people share the same address

People table will include:

  • First Name - varchar(50) Not Null default ‘’
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mohammad-alfatih / MySQL-Lab.md
Created February 13, 2017 14:06 — forked from froilan-miranda/MySQL-Lab.md

#MySQL Lab#

  1. Create a addresses database

  2. Create two tables within that database: people, home.

  3. Add 10 entries into the people table and their respective address' and home numbers to the home table. make sure two or more people share the same address

People table will include:

  • First Name - varchar(50) Not Null default ‘’
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mohammad-alfatih / Reusing_Classes_1.md
Created January 18, 2017 23:42 — forked from DavidGinzberg/Reusing_Classes_1.md
Reusing Classes Labs

Rotate Array

Objectives

  1. To demonstrate your understanding of objects and functions
  2. To demonstrate your understanding of controlling execution
  3. To demonstrate your understanding of access control
  4. To demonstrate your understanding of reusing classes
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mohammad-alfatih / Access_Control_Lab.md
Created January 17, 2017 21:43 — forked from DavidGinzberg/Access_Control_Lab.md

Access Control Lab - Bank Account

Description

This lab focuses on implementing a simulated bank account and practicing using access control features of the Java language. By the end of this lab students should feel comfortable setting class members to be private or public, creating accessor and mutator functions for fields as needed, and using those methods to access the underlying fields.

The bank account functionality produced in this lab will be integrated into the weekly project and may be further enhanced during the project.

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