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Repository For DDP2 Class Archives.

TL;DR

This is a collection of solutions for DDP2 class in the second semester of academic year 2018/2019. I created this repository to help those who need a learning material and/or sample codes to look at while also keeping a history of my past assignments.

However, I must emphasize that the solutions displayed here are not guaranteed to be the most optimal and by far something that I can claim a best practice. So don't forget to learn and practice from another source.

Feel free to take a look around.

File Structure

This repository consists of 10 lab tasks inside the folders labeled,

Lab_*

And an additional of four programming assignments labeled as,

TP_*

Each folder contains one or more *.java files which you can execute using the command,

javac FILENAME.java
java FILENAME

or for Java versions 11 and above (only works for single-file projects),

java FILENAME.java

Some might also include a pre-packaged *.jar file that can be run with the command,

java -jar FILENAME.jar

Each folder will also include the original task in the form of README.md file.

Additional Info

Most of the solutions stored here were created in Eclipse so there might be some files that contain warnings or even errors like packages not found or FILENAME is non-project file when opened in a different code editor/IDE.

The solutions that use JavaFX might or might not work on your system depending on the version of Java you are using. As of the time of writing this, JavaFX packages are only included in Java versions 8 or lower.

If you are using a later version of Java you can download standalone JavaFX packages here,

https://gluonhq.com/products/javafx/

or here,

https://openjfx.io/

The inclusion of the JavaFX directory during compiling or runtime or when opening it as a project from Eclipse will not be explained here as there are many guides and threads online that already feature the code.

Credits

All credits for the tasks goes to the original problem setters and also the Faculty of Computer Science, Universitas Indonesia.

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