Use this program to check whether your program produces the correct output.
Use this program to fix indentation of your Java code
We have 2 style guides built by our awesome TAs!
A Java style and comment guide by a TA
Students in CSE142 are expected to demonstrate good programming style in their homework solutions. Every homework assignment will describe specific style requirements and expectations that students should keep in mind when writing their solutions.
You can refer to the General Style Deductions page for a list of common style mistakes to look out for.
Due
Tuesday, August 18, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Friday, August 21, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A8 reflection here
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(Right click these files and choose "Save target as..." or "Save link as..." to save.) |
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Due
Tuesday, August 11, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Saturday, August 15, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A7 reflection here
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(Right click these files and choose "Save target as..." or "Save link as..." to save.) |
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(Note: These provided tests do not test every possible case. You should perform your own testing with other input values to make sure that your program works correctly.) |
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Due
Tuesday, August 4, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Saturday, August 8, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A6 reflection here
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(Note: These provided tests do not test every possible case. You should perform your own testing with other input values to make sure that your program works correctly.) |
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Due
Tuesday, July 28, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Saturday, August 1, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A5 reflection here
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(Note: These provided tests do not test every possible case. You should perform your own testing with other input values to make sure that your program works correctly.) |
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Due
Tuesday, July 21, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Saturday, July 25, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A4 reflection here
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(Note: These provided tests do not test every possible case. You should perform your own testing with other input values to make sure that your program works correctly.) |
| FAQ and Links: |
Due
Tuesday, July 14, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Saturday, July 18, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A3
reflection here
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Due Tuesday, July 7, 11:59 (PDT)
No submissions accepted after Friday, July 10, 11:59 (PDT)
Complete A2 reflection here
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Due
Tuesday, June 30,
11:59pm (PDT)
No submissions accepted after
Friday, July 3,
11:59pm (PDT)
Complete A1 reflection here
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If Canvas shows a different score than the total on the grade sheet you see here, please email your TA immediately.
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Please make sure you're aware of the following policies:
Students are encouraged to first discuss homework grading with their individual TA. If you aren't sure why you lost a point or if you disagree with the TA's evaluation, you should start by talking to your TA to see if you can resolve it directly. If not, you can request a regrade.
For homework regrade requests, you should fill out this Regrade Request form for our head TA to review. Regrade requests must be submitted within 2 weeks of receiving of receiving your score for an assignment. Your entire assignment will be regraded, which may result in a lower grade.
