CSE 143, Summer 2014

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Homework

Output Comparison Tool (check whether your program produces the correct output)
Indenter Tool (fix indentation of your Java code)
Grading Complaint Form (if you don't agree with the way your assignment was graded)
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Turn in Homework 7 Bonus here Homework 7 BONUS (HuffmanTree2)

Due Wed Aug 20, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Wed Aug 20, 11:30pm.

Specification (due date on online version of spec is wrong):	Specification
Supporting Files :	hw7-bonus.zip

Turn in Homework 7 here Homework 7 (Huffman)

Due Saturday Aug 16, 9:00pm.
No submissions accepted after Wed Aug 20, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Supporting Files:	MakeCode.java Encode.java Decode.java BitInputStream.java BitOutputStream.java hamlet.txt hamlet.code hamlet.short short.txt short.code short.short hw7.zip	(client program for part 1) (client program for part 2) (client program for part 3) (supporting code for part 2) (supporting code for part 2) (sample file) (code for sample file) (compressed sample file) (sample file) (code for sample file) (compressed sample file) all of the above
Diagrams :	short tree diagram hamlet tree diagram
Links:	PriorityQueue API documentation Wikipedia: Huffman

Turn in HW5 here Homework 5 (AnagramSolver)

Due Saturday August 2, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Tues. August 5, 11:30pm.

Specification:

Specification

Supporting Files:

dict1.txt (short) dict2.txt (medium) dict3.txt (long) dict4.txt (long, alternate order)
AnagramMain.java	Client Program
LetterInventory.class	(compiled letter inventory)
LetterInventory.jar	(Eclipse users only)
(all supporting files contained in ass6.zip)

Sample logs :

Sample trace :

Links:

other dictionaries

LetterInventory description

Turn in Homework 3 here Homework 3 (TagManager)

Due Thursday Jul 17, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Mon. July 20, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Required Files:	TagNode.java
Testing Programs and Test Cases:	TagMain.java ( sample output) names.txt, input file read by `TagMain` names_spec.txt expected_output_spec.txt (You can verify the output using the Output Comparison Tool)
Links:	Wikipedia: Tag (also known as Assassin) (game)
FAQ / Help:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board

Turn in Homework 2 here Homework 2 (HTML Validator)

Due Thursday Jul 10, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sun. July 13, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification (PDF)
Required Files:	HtmlTag.java
Testing Programs and Test Cases:	ValidatorMain.java, an interactive test case that lets you input any URL. Use with test.html below. test1.html ( output), test2.html ( output), test3.html ( output), test4.html ( output), test5.html ( output), test6.html ( output), test7.html ( output), test8.html ( output) (You can right-click any of the above HTML files to copy its URL or save it to your hard drive; you can also verify these test.html outputs using the Output Comparison Tool)
Links:	Java API Specification: `Stack` Java API Specification: `Queue` W3Schools HTML Tutorial (optional) Wikipedia: HTML (optional)
FAQ / Help:	Frequently Asked Questions Message Board

Turn in Homework 1 here Homework 1 (Letter Inventory)

Due Thursday July 3, 11:30pm.
No submissions accepted after Sunday July 6, 11:30pm.

Specification:	Specification
Testing Programs:	Test1.java and test1.txt Test2.java and test2.txt Test3.java and test3.txt test1.zip (contains all test files)

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