Assigned: Thursday, August 22
Due: Monday, September 9
20 points
Your program will consist of a single Java file, which you should call Greeting.java. The program should print a message mentioning your lab instructor by name
For example, your program might print something like
Good morning, Professor Dumbledore.(that is, if you're in Professor Dumbledore's lab section this semester.)
Include a comment at the beginning of your program with some basic information about the assignment, for example:
// Your Name
// The Date
// Assignment 1. Greetings
//
// Very brief description of what the program does
//
The purpose of this assignment is to make sure that you have the needed accounts, that you can edit, compile, and run Java programs, and that you are able to upload your assignment. Though the official due date is not until Monday, September 9, you are strongly encouraged to begin to practice writing short programs as soon as possible.
Please submit your .java file through Canvas. Your laboratory instructor will go over how do to this during lab. Do not submit your .class file.
It's a good idea to confirm through the Canvas submission page that what you've intended to submit was uploaded. We will grade what you submit. If you submit a corrupted, empty, or otherwise incorrect file, this is what we'll grade. It is your responsibility to verify through the Canvas submission page that you've submitted the correct files and that they were uploaded properly.
Here's a Canvas tutorial on how to submit files.