I wrote this OO program for successful completion of my Java programming course. While I can’t be sure that I’ll ever write another Java program, I was happy that I could learn a topic I found complex and difficult AND learn a new, incredibly byzantine software product in a very short amount of time (NetBeans Integrated Development Environment 6.9.1). Also, it never hurts to gain the skill of understanding how to read someone else’s code. Screenshots of the GUI are included.
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- Answer coming next week!While travel in French Polynesia is great... ... the wifi is rather slow and unpredictable. As a side-effect, I haven't been able to get a good connection for a long enough period of time to actually do the online research needed to get answers to last week's Challenge. A drone's eye view of the harbor at Huahine. Note the fringing reef and […]
- SearchResearch Challenge (7/7/2019): A couple of questions about Polynesia! (Why so long? What are those clear patches?) I managed to find wifi! As I mentioned last week, I'm touring through French Polynesia for the next two weeks. It's kind of a long way to go, but it's completely worth it. Lots of long stretches as we sail from one island to the next. Many of these are coral atolls, and look a bit like this as we sail by. They're all low-slung, just b […]
- Answer (Part 2): What DO we know about history, math, and geography? Last time we talked about history... Now, let's talk about math and geography and how much people know about each. In this excerpt from Raphael's fresco The School of Athens, Pythagoras is shown writing in a book as a young man presents him with a tablet. It shows a diagrammatic representation of a lyre above a drawing of the sacred tetractys. […]
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