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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