(1) Tunes.java from Java Software Solutions by Lewis & Loftus
note Tunes.java contains both the test program Tunes and the class CD_Collection on the same file.
You compile it as javac Tunes.java. This will create two class files Tunes.class and CD_collection.class
You run the Tunes class java Tunes
(2) Lotto programs
There are two versions.
(1) The first which is the version in the notes prints out 6 lotto numbers. This is in the file
ChooseLotto1.java which contains both the class Lotto1 and the program to run it (ChooseLotto1)
when compiled (javac ChooseLotto1.java) you will get two class files. The lotto1 class has an array of a fixed size 6.
(2) In the second version the using program is expanded to include a loop which allows the user to specify the number of panels and for each panel the number of numbers. In this version the class Lotto.class gets the size of the array in the constructor.
(3) Program to illustrate the contents of reference variable
(4) Program to illustrate passing a reference variable to a method
Use this with the class BankAccount from lecture 8
(5) Program to illustrate co-operating objects
RunBank.java This file contains the Docket class and the using program RunBank.java You will also need the file BankAccount.java to be in the same directory. The program RunBank.java instantiates BankAccount objects and docket objects.