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| 1 | 31/2 | Inroduction. Java Installation | Install Notepad ++, jdk, and Eclipse on your home computer | 01. Java Installation on Gr 11 Demos webpage | ||
| 2 | 3/2 | Java, First program, Printing | ICS3U_01_Assignment1_print_2019.docx | February 4 | 01_Assgn1_Name | Java Booklet: pages 11-13 Demo 03. System.out.print Demo 04. Escape sequences |
| 3, 4 | 4/2, 5/2 | Variables and Datatypes. Addition and concatination.format() method | ICS3U_02_Assignment2_format.doc Format_handout.docx |
February 6 | 02_Assgn2_Timetable | Java Booklet: pages 14-24 Demos: 06. System.out.format 07. Advanced: System.out.format |
| 5 | 6/2 | Calculations, Math class, random | Calculation Exercises Calculation Exercises (Practice) Answer Key | Feb. 7 | 03_Assgn3_Var_Calc | Read:Java Booklet: pages 29-35 Review for the quiz on Tuesday |
| 6 | 7/2 | Scanner | Booklet. Questions 7, 10 on pages 44 and 45. | Feb. 10 | 04_Scanner | Booklet: pages 35-41 Demo: 12. Scanner (integer & String) 13. Scanner (several integers) 14. Scanner (Double and Int) |
| 7 | 10/2 | Scanner: special cases. Increment/Decrement. Type of Errors. | Booklet. Questions 7, 10 on pages 44 and 45. | Feb. 10 | 04_Scanner | Booklet: pages 35A, 35B, 37-38, 40-41 Demo: 15. Scanner (go from numbers to Strings) |
| 8 | 11/2 | Quiz 1 If statements, Boolean operators |
ICS3U_01 - 15 questions from Logic 1 on codingbat.com https://codingbat.com/java/Logic-1 ICS3U_02 - 10 questions from Logic 1 and 1 question from Logic 2 on codingbat.com https://codingbat.com/java/Logic-1 https://codingbat.com/java/Logic-2 | Feb. 13 | 05_CodingBat_Logic | Booklet: pages 47-55 Demo: 17. If simple Demo 19. Boolean Expressions 1 20. Boolean Expressions 2 21. Nested Structures |
| 9 | 12/2 | CCC competition. JOptionPane | Example in the pick up folder. |
Demo: 16. JOptionPane | ||
| 10 | 13/02 | String methods | 5 questions from codingbat.com from String 1 https://codingbat.com/java/String-1 |
Feb.18 | 06_CodingBat_String1 | Booklet: pages 71-76 Website example: 26. Simple string example |
| 11 | 18/02 | Switch, compareTo, Simple DMOJ questions | DMOJ.ca questions Question 1: CCC '11 J1 - Which Alien? Question 2: CCC '12 J2 - Sounds fishy! Question 3: CCC '04 J1 - Squares |
Booklet: pages 55-59 Website example: 18. Switch demo |
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| 12 | 19/02 | Loops | ICS3U_Password_Exercise.docx |
Booklet: pages 78-79 Website example: 23. For Loop Demo |
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| 13 | 20/02 | Jeopardy. Review. | 6 questions from codingbat.com from String 2 https://codingbat.com/java/String-2 |
Feb.24 | 07_CodingBat_String2 | |
| 14 | 24/02 | Loops/Strings examples | If you did not understand from the class, try to do this questions yourself:
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| 15 | 25/02 | ICS3U7-01 Math contest ICS3U7-02 ASCII |
Review for the test on Thursday Caesar Cipher Challenge: Kickstart '17 RC PA - Ambiguous Cipher | Booklet: pages 106 Link to Jeopardy file |
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| 18 | 27/02 | Test 1 | Review | |||
| 19 | 28/02 | Test 1 Analysis | Rock Paper Scissors test or Unique emails Dmoj Questions: CCC '09 S1 - Cool Numbers You could need to round to eliminate java rounding problem CCCHK '08 J2 - Lucky Number You need to use String for input, becuase int or long can not hold 100000-digit numbers. | |||
| 20 | 2/03 | Nested Loops | 08_Loop_Exercises_2.doc | March 5 | 08_Loops2_Password | Booklet: pages 78-84 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo 24. Simple Loops |
| 21 | 3/03 | Nested Loops | March 5 | Booklet: pages 78-84 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo 24. Simple Loops |
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| 22 | 4/03 | Nested Loops. Triangles | ICS3U_09_Loop_Exercises_Set3_Triangl.doc | March 9 | 09_Triangles | Booklet: pages 80-91 Website example: 25. Nested For Loops |
| 23 | 5/03 | Strike | ||||
| 24 | 6/03 | Program debugging | ||||
| 25 | 9/03 | Methods | Method1_assignment.docx | March 10 | 10_Loop2_updated | Booklet: pages 115-122 Website example: 31. Method example 00 32. Method example 01 |
| 26 | 10/03 | Methods. String Game menu | StringGameMenu.docx | March 11 | Booklet: pages 115-122 Website example: 31. Method example 00 32. Method example 01 |
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| 27 | 11/03 | Reading files with Scanner | Website example: 27. Reading files (vegetables or fruits) 28. Pick a random word from file |
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| 28 | 12/03 | String game | a_35_String_game_assignment.doc | April 6 | Website example: 27. Reading files (vegetables or fruits) 28. Pick a random word from file 29. String game. Pick a word in method |
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| 29 | 7/04 | Arrays |
Watch the following tutorials. They are short 4-7min videos. Java Programming Tutorial - 27 - Introduction to Arrays Java Programming Tutorial - 28 - Creating an Array Table Java Programming Tutorial - 29 - Summing Elements of Arrays Read your booklet: pages 99-100 Send email to Ms. S with the responses to the follwong questions ( in the email body): 1. Using the first methods described in the tutorial, create an array of 6 doubles. Name it val. 2. Populate this array with the values 3.5, 4.5, 6.6, 7.7, 9.1, 10.0. 3. Using the second methods described in the tutorial, create an array of 6 doubles. Name it myVal and populate it with the values in quesion 2. 4. What would be printed: System.out.print(val[2]); 5. What would be printed: System.out.print(myVal[6]); 6. What would be printed: System.out.print(val); |
April 7- at the end of the day | Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
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| 30 | 8/04 | Arrays 2 |
1. Watch the following tutorials. They are short 4-7min videos. Java Programming Tutorial - 30 - Array Elements as Counters Java Programming Tutorial - 31 - Enhanced for Loop Java Programming Tutorial - 32 - Arrays in Methods 2. Read your booklet: pages 101-102 3. Do exercises 1-12 on pages 102-103 to check your understanding. |
Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
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| 31 | 9/04 | Arrays 3 |
1. Watch the following tutorial:Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown. Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown 2. From 0:00 to 20:20 minutes the teacher goes though codingBat questions: Array1 fistLast6, sum3, sum2, makePi, middleWay 3. Do any other 6 questions from CodinBat Array 1. Make screenShots to submit the assignment next week. |
April 14th. | CodingBat_Arrays | Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
| 32 | 13/04 | Arrays 4 |
1. Watch the following tutorial:Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown. Java: Loop and Array Examples Barry Brown 2. From 2:20 to end end the teacher goes though codingBat questions: Array2 countEven, more14, has22, sumArray, sumTogether, multShorter 3. Do any other 6 questions from CodinBat Array 2. Make screenShots to submit the assignment on April 14th ( together with 6 questions from the Arrays1). |
April 14th. | CodingBat_Arrays | Website example: 31. Array declare/populate/print simple Demo |
| 33 | 15/04 | Arrays 5 |
1. Watch the following tutorials. They are short 4-7min videos. Java Programming Tutorial - 33 - Multidimensional Arrays Java Programming Tutorial - 34 - Table for Multi Arrays 2D Arrays in Java Tutorial 2. Read your booklet: pages 103-105 and 106-107. 3. Write the follwing java program: Create a 2-dimential 6x5 array if integers. Populate it with random numbers ( pick any range you like). Print it in a table look form. Find and print the max and min value. For example: 14 11 36 29 57 45 31 10 21 25 22 74 39 65 18 23 27 97 46 16 34 86 26 57 62 96 81 16 27 36 Min is 10 Max is 96 4. Email the program to me in the email body. |
April 15-16th. | Website example: 32. click to see more Array examples (reverse, max, min, median, average, sort, populate) |
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| 34 | 16/04 | Arrays Lists. TicTacToe |
1. Watch the following tutorials. Intermediate Java Tutorial - 4 - Introduction to Collections Intermediate Java Tutorial - 5 - ArrayList Program ArrayList in Java Tutorial Tic Tac Toe Java Game - Build a Tic Tac Toe Game in 30 Minutes 2. Read about arrayLists from my webste. Grade11Demo. 44. Array List Class Check the demo: 45. Array Lists demo |
Website example: 44. Array List Class 45. Array Lists demo |
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| 35 | 17/04 | Quiz 1 and Quiz 2: Arrays and Arrays Lists. | ||||
| 36 | 20/04 | Array sorting algoriths |
1. Watch the following tutorials. Java: Insertion Sort sorting algorithm Java: SelectionSort animated demo with code Java: BubbleSort algorithm Visualization and Comparison of Sorting Algorithms These are not the fastes algorithms, but you need to remember them. They are on Grade 12 IB exam, all univercity CS courses, and so on. 2. If you need more explanation, this is the link to my handout. SortingAlgorithms.docx 3. Do the follwing exercise: assgn11/ICS3U_Arrays_SortingExercise_2020.pdf 4. Read booklet pages: 105a-105h |
April 21st | 13_SortingArrays | |
| 38 | 22/04 | Linear & binary search, Big O notation. |
1. Watch the following tutorials. Bill Barnum: Sequential Search (Linear Search) in Java Binary Search (Java Tutorial) Intro to Big Oh Analysis Email me answers to the following questions: 1. Imagine an array made of single digits of your student number. For example, if my student number is 714623445 the array will be 7 1 4 6 2 3 4 4 5. Show the data after first 5 iterations(passes of the sort) of this array during bubble sort, selection sort, and insertion sort.Assume we try to sort the array in ascending order For example, for my array 7 1 4 6 2 3 4 4 5 the answer will be: Bubble sort: 1: 1 4 6 2 3 4 4 5 7 2: 1 4 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 3: 1 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 7 4: 1 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 7 5: 1 2 3 4 4 4 5 6 7 Selection sort: 1: 5 1 4 6 2 3 4 4 7 2: 5 1 4 4 2 3 4 6 7 3: 4 1 4 4 2 3 5 6 7 4: 4 1 4 3 2 4 5 6 7 5: 4 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 7 Insertion Sort: 1: 1 7 4 6 2 3 4 4 5 2: 1 4 7 6 2 3 4 4 5 3: 1 4 6 7 2 3 4 4 5 4: 1 2 4 6 7 3 4 4 5 5: 1 2 3 4 6 7 4 4 5 Check the booklet (105a-105h) for more examples. 2. Answer question 2 of exercises 1.3 on page 105(b) of your booklet. 3. Answer question 3 of exercises 1.3 on page 105(b) of your booklet. 4. Answer question 2 of exercises 1.4 on page 105(d) of your booklet. 5. Answer question 2 of exercises 1.5 on page 105(g) of your booklet. 6. What is the complexity ( O(n) ) of linear search? 7. What is the complexity ( O(n) ) of binary search? 8. If the complexity of a binary search is lower, why don't people use binary search instead of linear search all the time? 9. What is a complexity ( O(n) ) of a bubble sort? |
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| 40 | 24/04 | Object Oriented Programming |
1. Create an account on codeHS.com 2. Join our class: Class code is 6F146 3. Cover at least 1 lesson a day. Watch videos or poverPoints, go though examples, submit exercises, answer quiz questions and so on. 4. I recomend to cover 3 classes before our Monday Google meet. |
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| 41 | 27/04 | Object Oriented Programming. Google meet #1.1PM |
Check example on my website: 37. Intro to Objects |
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| 43 | 29/04 | Object Oriented Programming. Questions-answers meet.10:30 |
Email with a link to the video of our first meet was sent to you. We have decided to have an extra non-mandatory meet on Wednesday from 10:30 to 11:20 AM. It will be an question-asnwer section. Join if you need any clarifications. Check example on my website: 37. Intro to Objects |
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| 44 | 30/04 | Object Oriented Programming. Google meet #2.1PM |
By now you should finish covering 5 lessons. Friday 24.04 - 4.1 INTRODUCTION TO CLASSES AND OBJECTS Monday 27.04 - 4.2 CLASSES VS. OBJECTS Tuesday 28.04 - 4.3 USING A CLASS AS A CLIENT Wednesday 29.04 - 4.4 WRITING CLASSES Thusday 30.04 - 4.5 WRITING CLASSES AND INSTANCE METHODS Check example on my website: 39. UML and Encapsulation |
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| 46 | 4/05 | Object Oriented Programming. Google meet #3. |
By Thursday you should finish covering 10 lessons. Friday 1.05 - 4.6 GETTER AND SETTER METHODS Monday 4.05 - 4.7 CLASS METHODS AND CLASS VARIABLES Tuesday 5.05 - 4.8 METHOD OVERLOADING Wednesday 6.05 - 4.9 LOCAL VARIABLES AND SCOPE Thusday 7.05 - 4.10 KEY TERMS FOR CLASSES Check example on my website: 42. Static non-static variables and methods |
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| 47 | 5/05 | Black Jack Assignment |
Black Jack Assignment(pdf)
Black Jack Assignment(doc) clarifications and hints(pdf) clarifications and hints(doc) |
May 19th. |
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| 51 | 11/05 | Object Oriented Programming. Google meet #5. |
By Friday you should finish covering all 16 lessons. Friday 8.05 - 4.11 OBJECTS VS PRIMITIVES Monday 11.05 - 4.12 INHERITANCE Tuesday 12.05 - 4.13 CLASS DESIGN AND ABSTRACT CLASSES Wednesday 13.05 - 4.14 POLYMORPHISM Thusday 14.05 - 4.15 INTERFACES Friday 15.05 - 4.16 CLASSES AND OBJECT-ORIENTED PROGRAMMING QUIZ Check example on my website: 41. Inheritance 43. OOP definitions. More OO examples. Polymorphism |
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| 57 | 19/05 | Quiz: Object Oriented Programming. Intro to GUI. | ||||
| 58 | 20/05 | Graphical User Interface(GUI) Programming | 1) Read Chapter 36: Beginning Graphics GUI. Part 7: Graphics Chapter 36: Beginning Graphics 2) Do exercise 1 on the Exercise section Chapter 36 Programming Exercises |
I am going to collect this exercise later together with other GUI exercises | ||
| 59 | 21/05 | Graphical User Interface(GUI) Programming | 1) Read Chapter 37: Beginning Graphics GUI. Part 7: Graphics Chapter 37: Graphics Examples 2) Do exercise 6 on the Exercise section Chapter 36 Programming Exercises 3)Go through chapters: Chapter 55 Introduction to GUI Programming Chapter 56 JFrames Chapter 57 Adding Buttons to a Frame You don't need to learn an actions yet. Just add buttons without any functionality. 4) Create 3 applications: You should use 3 different layouts and 9 different components. Layouts example:Flow, Border, Grid, Box, Card, and so on Component example: JLabel, JTextField, JButton, JComboBox, JTextArea, and so on. For this assignment you can consider JButton with text and JButton with an image - 2 different components. The same applies to JLabels. JLabel with text and JLabel with an image could be 2 different components. The following website has a good examples of components and layouts: https://www.javatpoint.com/java-swing Layouts examples are also in our pick-up folder in a zip document. |
I am going to collect this exercise later together with other GUI exercises | Due date: Monday 25.05 | |
| 61 | 25/05 | ActionEvents |
1)Go through chapter: Chapter 57 Adding Buttons to a Frame 3) Update one of the applications you have created for the last Assignment. Add functionality to the button. When button is clicked the background image should be changed/added. Layouts examples are in our pick-up folder in a zip document. |
I have created a folder 16_GUI_1. You should submit all together: Exercises 1 and 6 from Chapter 36 3 applications with GUI components and layouts. One of them should have a button which changes a backgraound image. |
Due date: Wednesday 27.05 | |
| 69 | 4/06 | Final Project |
1)Requiremnets and rubrics are sent to you via email 2) You need to submit 3 versions. Version 1 is due on 8th of June Version 2 is due on 15th of June Final Version is due on 20nd of June.(10AM in the morning) 3)Make sure your project is approved and you spesify which classes you will use( in the shared .xls document). |
I have created a folder 17_FinalProject_v1. |
Semester 1 2019 year
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Date |
Assignment Topic |
File Name |
Due Date |
Drop Off Folder |
Notes to read Homework |
| 1,2 | 3/09, 4/09 | Inroduction. Java Installation | Install Notepad ++, jdk, and Eclipse on your home computer | 01. Java Installation on Gr 11 Demos webpage | ||
| 3 | 5/09 | Java, First program, Printing | ICS3U_01_Assignment1_print_2019.docx | September 6 | 01_Assgn1_Face_Name | Java Booklet: pages 11-13 Demo 03. System.out.print Demo 04. Escape sequences |
| 4, 5 | 6/09, 9/09 | Variables and Datatypes. Addition and concatination.format() method | ICS3U_02_Assignment2_format.doc Format_handout.docx |
September 9 | 02_Assgn2_Timetable | Java Booklet: pages 14-24 Demos: 06. System.out.format 07. Advanced: System.out.format |
| 6 | 10/09 | Calculations, Math class, random | Calculation Exercises | 11/09 | 03_Assgn3_Var_Calc | Read:Java Booklet: pages 29-35 |
| 7 | 12/09 | Scanner | ICS3U_04_Scanner_exercises_2019.docx | Sept 13 | 04_Scanner | Booklet: pages 35-41
Demo: 12. Scanner (integer & String) 13. Scanner (several integers) 14. Scanner (Double and Int) 15. Scanner (go from numbers to Strings) |
| 8 | 13/09 | Flowchart, Types of errors, If statements, Boolean operators | ICS3U_05_IfWorkSheet1.doc
ICS3U_05_IfWorkSheet2.doc Boolean_worksheet_2019_s2.docx |
Sept 16 | 05_IF_Practice_wordDocuments | Booklet: pages 35-39 |
| 9 | 16/09 | Camp. If statements, Boolean operators | Finish ICS3U_05_IfWorkSheet1.doc ICS3U_05_IfWorkSheet2.doc Boolean_worksheet_2019_s2.docx Drop word documents with answers to drop-off folder |
Sept 17 | 05_IF_Practice_wordDocuments | Booklet: pages 35-39 |
| 10 | 17/09 | Camp. Calculations, Math class, random review | Calculation Exercises (Practice) Answer Key | Review for the quiz on Wednesday. | Booklet: pages 29-35 | |
| 11 | 18/09 | Quiz 1. Loops: while, do, for loops | ICS3U_06_LoopsTracing_2019_s1.docx | 19/09 |
Booklet: pages 78-84 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo 24. Simple Loops |
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| 12 | 19/09 | Calculations/Boolean review, quiz analysis | Jeopardy |
Booklet: pages 78-84 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo 24. Simple Loops |
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| 13 | 20/09 | Loops | DMOJ.ca questions Question 1: CCC '12 J2 - Sounds fishy! Question 2: CCC '03 - Snakes and Ladders |
21/09 | 07_DMOJ_and_Prime | Booklet: pages 78-79 Website example: 23. For Loop Demo |
| 14-16 | 23,24,25/09 | Loops | 08_Loop_Exercises_2.doc | Sept 30 | 08_Loops2 | Booklet: pages 78-84 Website example: 22. While Loop Demo 23. For Loop Demo 24. Simple Loops |
| 17-19 | 26,27,30/10 | Nested for loops(Terry Fox run) | ICS3U_09_Loop_Exercises_Set3_Triangl.doc | October 2 | 09_Loops3 | Booklet: pages 80-91 Website example: 25. Nested For Loops |
| 20 | 1/10 | Test 1 Loops/If | 10_Test_1 | |||
| 23 | 4/10 | File reading | ||||
| 24 | 7/10 | Exceptions | ||||
| 25 | 8/10 | Short Period. Test Analysis | ||||
| 26 | 9/10 | Spirit Assembly | ||||
| 27 | 10/10 | Arrays | ||||
| 28 | 11, 14/10 | Thanksgiving Days | ||||
| 29 | 15/10 | Char Arrays | ||||
| 30-35 | 16/10-23/10 | Methods. String game | ICS3U_10_String_game_assignment.pdf | Oct 24 | 11_StringGame | |
| 36, 37 | 24/10, 25/10 | Sorting Array | ICS3U_12_Arrays_SortingExercise_2020_s1.doc | Oct 28 | 12_Sorting | Booklet: pages 105, 105a)-105h) |
| 38 | 28/10 | Sorting Array | ICS3U_13_2D_array_exercises_2019_s1.docx | Oct 30 | 13_2D_arrays | Booklet: pages 106-107 |
| 39,40 | 29/10, 30/10 | ASCII code |
Coding interview problem.
This problem was asked by Dropbox. Spreadsheets often use this alphabetical encoding for its columns: "A", "B", "C", ..., "AA", "AB", ..., "ZZ", "AAA", "AAB", .... Given a column number, return its alphabetical column id. For example, given 1, return "A". Given 27, return "AA". |
Oct 31 | Booklet: pages 106 | |
| 41 | 31/10 | Methods |
ICS3U_14_Nim game assignment.doc
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Nov. 1 | Booklet: pages 115-122 | |
| 42 | 1/11 | ASCII |
Caesar Cipher
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Nov. 4 | Booklet: pages 106 | |
| 56 | 26/11 | Fraction. toString method | 1. Download Fraction.java file from the pickUp folder. 2. Add methods (similar to plus(..) method)to subtract, multiply and divide 2 fractions. 3. In main class create 4 fractions. 4. Perform the following operation using the classes you have created: f1+f2, f2-f3, f3*f2, and f4/f3. |
Nov. 27 | pickUp folder. Java file Fraction.java | |
| 57 | 27/11 | Review Object Oriented Programming | Online quiz with answers
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