Assignments

Handouts

Java Compilers

• JGrasp
  A very simple, and easy to use, compiler. Just drag and drop your .java files and press run.
• Eclipse IDE
  A powerful, and professional, development suite. It takes a tad more time to setup than JGrasp.

Online Java Interpeters

• Coding Ground  - site has many other languages too
• Programiz
• W3Schools
• JDoodle

Assignment Rules

1. The design of an algorithm, and the coding of a program that implements that algorithm, must be the work of the student whose name appears on it. Do not cheat.
2. Do not help others cheat. This means you cannot give your solution to another student or give them the pseudo-code on how to do it. For example, don't let students copy off your screen. In any case, both the student, that copied your solution, and you will receive a zero.
3. Unless otherwise instructed (as, for example, team projects), all assignments are to be entirely your own work.
4. Show your work (if applicable). No credit will be given for answers alone.
5. You only can submit one solution - so make sure its correct!