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Files to turn in for Homework # 1

Files to turn in for Homework # 1. TimerApplet.java TimerApplet.html TimerSyntaxErr.java TimerSemanticErr.java TimerSemanticErr.html HomeWork1.txt. CS 161 & Code Warrior. How to Write & Turn In Programming Projects. Overview. Starting Code Warrior Creating a New Code Warrior Project

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Files to turn in for Homework # 1

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  1. Files to turn in for Homework # 1 • TimerApplet.java • TimerApplet.html • TimerSyntaxErr.java • TimerSemanticErr.java • TimerSemanticErr.html • HomeWork1.txt

  2. CS 161 & Code Warrior How to Write & Turn In Programming Projects

  3. Overview • Starting Code Warrior • Creating a New Code Warrior Project • Editing Your Program • Running Your Program • Turning in Your Program files

  4. The Start Menu

  5. The Code Warrior Program • Code Warrior Controls • Creating new projects • Opening Existing Project • Typical Multiple Document interface • File, Edit, Search, Window & Help • Project & Debug • Programming, Compiling, and Debugging

  6. Creating a New Project • File Menu • New Project

  7. The New Project Dialog

  8. Setting The Project Location

  9. Setting The Project Location (2)

  10. The New Project Dialog (2)

  11. Selecting The Project Type

  12. The Code Warrior Project Window

  13. To change file name • Open the edit mode by double-clicking on the file icon from project • window. • 2) Go to FILE – SAVE AS and enter the name of the file. • 3) In the edit mode, change the class name within the file so that it • matches with the file name. • 4) If the project is an applet, make the changes in the html file too • so that the correct class file gets invoked. • 5) If the project is an application, go to Edit – ‘Java Application • Settings’ – ‘Java Target’. (See next slide)

  14. Application settings

  15. The Edit Window (Java Source) File Name Libraries Methods Bookmark Syntax coloring Edit Window

  16. The Edit Window (HTML Source)

  17. Compiling your Project • Make Button • Project Window • Make option • Project Menu • F7 • Compile versus Make

  18. Running your project • Execute Button • Project Window • Run • Project Menu • F5 • Program Terminates • Be sure to dismiss the output window before modifying and compiling your program again

  19. Testing Your Program • Does it Compile? • Does that make it correct? • Does it Execute? • Does that make it correct? • What makes it correct?

  20. Turning It In • Do you have an ENGR account?!? • Get one ! • Labs • Hoveland 108, Dearborn 118, • Apperson, Batchellor, Rogers • ENGR Account maintence home page • https://engr.orst.edu • Same page for turning in work

  21. Turning it In

  22. COE Home Page

  23. Computing Support Page

  24. ENGR Account Home Page

  25. Logging In

  26. Welcome Page

  27. Submit an assignment Page

  28. Submittal Page

  29. File Dialog Page

  30. File Dialog Page

  31. A successful turn in

  32. An unsuccessful submittal • File size of any file is zero bytes • Need to re-submit everything! • Authentication failed • Need to log back in • Other error • Log back in and try it again • Copy the error message and email me or the support

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