About Java 2/Course Expectations

What you need to know (Review Packet)

GO OVER THE JAVA 1 FINAL EXAMS
Start Lab 1 - Revisiting Coins

Complete Lab 1 - Begin looking at EasyEvents
Read through the EasyEvents Doc first half (MathQuiz)

Finish Craps
If done, experiment with making another GUI of your choice! :)

FINISH CRAPS

Our first look at JOptionPane and extend the BasicGame to provide hints
* Discuss our ChangeWords class and additional string methods
* Inside of Games, create a new CLASS called BasicGame
* In your Java 2 folder, open the text file "Chapters 4-6 Listings"
* Copy BasicGame (including the import statement above it) into the BasicGame class
* Look at the code and then run the file
* Extend the BasicGame to a new class GuessWordGame that gives better hints
* Discuss super, substring, int, ++, /n, private variables, constructors with parameters.

* Extend the BasicGame to a new class GuessWordGame that gives better hints
* Discuss super, substring, int, ++, /n, private variables, constructors with parameters.

• Together: Extend the GuessWordGame to use arrays to play multiple games
• We will need:

• Arrays --> We will briefly demo arrays.
• Accessors
• Modifiers
• setting and resetting counting variables

• Discuss ideas for a simple word game

(Add a 2d array of hints/words)

Things to add to your GuessWordGame

• Create an Array of words.
• After each round, choose the next word in the Array to be guess-word.

To create an array of word:
String[] words = {"firstWord", "secondW", "tW"};
To use the second word, you could say: words[1];
To get the first 3 letters of the third word, you could say: words[2].substring(0,3);

GuessWordGame (code from last class)

Look at String in the API
Discuss 2D Arrays
Learn the game "Jotto".

• Finish the array of hints
• Discuss ideas for a simple word game
• Create MyGame class that extends the BasicGame and WRITE A DESCRIPTION OF YOUR GAME IN THE DOCUMENTATION.
• CALL ME OVER to okay your idea.
• You will have until the end of class #18 to complete your game.*
  *If you finish your game, MAKE ANOTHER ONE.
  Extra Credit: Create a JOptionPane that will allow users to chose the game they to want play.
• How to make a word scramble (Java Code)

START MAKING GAMES!

The über Java Guessword Scramble Hint Extravaganza
Finish that Sentence with super hints
Hangman
Cryptogram
Guess the definition
Hangman/Guess the definition
Jotto
Mad Libs
Trivia Game
Slogans – guess the company!
Bingo
Word or phrase with missing letters
“I Spy” ?
What doesn’t belong
Riddles

Finish our games!

HOMEWORK
- Read Chapter 4 in Link to JavaAN Chapter 4

• Load your game and look over all the class files in your project
• Look at the list below and see if you used them:
• Array (creation and filling them)
• while loop
• Accessors (get methods) and modifiers (set methods)
• JOptionPane (and what you can do with it)
• NO_OPTION
• \n escape character - new line
• do .. while

• We will discuss these!
• Rotate to the RIGHT, playing each other's games.

Go over the reading (Chapter 4 in JavaAN)

Next class is your 10 week exam. It is ONLY programming. :)

TEN WEEK EXAM

"TODAY'S" AGENDA WILL TAKE a couple of days.

• READ CHAPTER 4
  Do p. 4-12, ex 4-7, 4-8, and 4-9. type the answers together on an exercise sheet (new Word document)
  Discuss doing arithmetic (+,-,*,/,%) with integer variables
  ---> Link to BlueJ Chapter 4

- Read Pages "Int 1" to "Int 6" in Java Au Naturel
Complete Exercises 1, 2, 4, and 6.

Create the Time class
Take a look at time (how you add times, military time, etc.)
Take a look at Time (p. 4-14)
Create a Time project and copy code for Time and TimeTester into new classes
Study and understand the Time code
Rewrite the TimeTester to output to the console
Add exercises 4.11-4.14 to bottom of the "chap4exercises" sheet

TIME EXERCISES: 4.13, 4.14, 4.16

TRY THE AP Class Lab #1

- Revisit Pages "Int 1" to "Int 6" in Java Au Naturel
Try these problems

[Revisit the Time Class]
Start Lab 5 based upon the Time Project.

Continue Lab 5
More problems with Time to test your lab.

Finish Lab 5
More problems with Time to test your lab.

**When done, have Mr. Merlis check your complete lab.**

We are starting with 15 minutes of Time for Mr. Merlis to check your programs!

• Create a new class, GuessNumber, in your game project and copy the code from the listings. Play the game.
• Look at the code together and discuss new features.

• Do exercises 4.21 to 4.24, work on 4.27
• EXTRA CREDIT: In the game folder, make a class Liar and do Ex 4.28 and 4.29 (in the comments)

NEXT - OPEN and play Nim and Mastermind
Figure out how to beat Nim!

Nim and Mastermind

• Create a new class, GuessNumber, in your game project and copy the code from the listings. Play the game.
• Look at the code together and discuss new features.

• Do exercises 4.21 to 4.24, work on 4.27
• EXTRA CREDIT: In the game folder, make a class Liar and do Ex 4.28 and 4.29 (in the comments)

Begin Minnow - Download the source code from the Public Folder

Begin the Minnow Project - Work sequentially

[Minnow Project Additional Methods]
Check out the other types of fish to make!

Finish up the intro exercises Minnow Project - Work sequentially

Minnow Project Additional Methods - Create more fish!

You should be working on Left and Right fish.
Move onto the Hungry Fish and SmellyFish.
Check out the source code for the Tadpoles.

CODE THAT SOLVES THE PROBLEM OF HUNGRY FISH SUCCESSFULLY EATING OTHERS

SQUARE ENVIRONMENT Source Code

Continue with Minnow

Last day for Minnow

Complete the WALKER Assignments 1 and 2.

Complete the WALKER Assignments 1 and 2.

Walker Graphics --> Today's Agenda

Layout your drawing on graph paper.
Think about different positions it will be in.
WalkerApplet

Continue working on your Walker

Items to consider

You should continue working on your walker with the following sequence:
1. Finish Walker1 and Walker2 (be sure that Walker2 is in a separate main method.)
2. Start Walker3 (be sure this is in your Walker2 PROJECT!)
For Walker3, you need to READ the JavaDoc in the Walker class to make a new constructor.

You should DESIGN YOUR PICTURE on graph paper (available on the back table.) Then create it in a draw() method in the Walker class. If you finish your picture, move on to making a background scene that will go behind your Walker.

IF YOU FINISH THAT, take a look at the LINK on the main Java2 page that says "Applets Use of Keyboard". Copy that code into a class "KeyboardAndFocusDemo" and see how it works. You will want to integrate it into your Walker.

Continue working on Walker

Walker
- Make backgrounds for your Walker! (walker4)
- start the Extra Credit

PREVENTING WALKERS FROM "walking" into obstacles

Finishing up Walker

Final Exam Review Page

FINAL EXAM

9:40am to 11:20am