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CO1109 Introduction to Java and object-­‐oriented programming

Coursework assignment 1 2013–2014

Notes for the student: This is the first of two courseworks which are designed to give you practical experience in composing elementary Java programs. These courseworks are written under the assumption that the person taking this course is an absolute beginner. If you are not a beginner and have some programming experience already, you will find them relatively easy. If you are a beginner, you may find them challenging. But there is a wealth of sources of help available on the internet and if you pursue your work with patience and determination all of the concepts presented here will slowly begin to make sense. The most important advice you can be given is this:

(1) Start early! Don’t wait.

(2) If you get stuck, get help! If you are studying this subject as a genuine distance learner, not enrolled at an institution, you MUST utilise the iscussion for this subject, and you should also make use of the other facilities on the web for Java beginners . There are literally hundreds of

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