CS 261	University of Puget Sound	Spring, 2020

Computer Science II
Abstract Data Types and their Implementations, Some Basic Algorithms, Object-oriented Problem Solving, and Efficiency

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Lab: Eclipse, Java Style, and Javadocs

Acknowledgments

Sections regarding the Java Style Sheet are drawn from materials developed by Peter-Michael Osera and Anya Vostinar.

Javadocs and Java Style

Create a new Class dabbadabba within your directory for this lab and paste the code dabbadabba into Eclipse. As you will see, this code is a syntactically correct-yet-poorly formatted Java program. It certainly does not conform to the Java Style Guide!
- Editing and reformatting this program is to be a team effort!
- Working with a partner, review the dabbadabba program, and take turns identifying some piece that does not conform to Java style standards and fixing that piece.
- By the end of the editing, each partner should have been active in handling a substantial proportion of the challenges.

created 16 September 2018 revised 17 September 2018 revised 19 January 2020
For more information, please contact Henry M. Walker at walker@cs.grinnell.edu.