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  1. Here are the code examples from the text.
  2. Here is a pdf version of a nice reference card for emacs.
  3. In the lab we will be using the standard/free SDK from Sun Microsystems running under Solaris (UNIX). You can download a version for Windows for free from the link in the previous sentence. You should use J2SE 5.0 (also know as 1.5.0).
  4. If you are a CS/CE/EE/ISM major, you might want to check out one of the Student Organizations.
  5. Here is the standard Java class documentation.
  6. If you are running Windows on your personal machine and want to find a version of emacs, this looks like a good place to start.

    For Mac OS X 10.2 download here.

    For Mac OS X 10.3 download here.

    For Linux users download here.

  7. Here are some links to Pair-Programming papers.
  8. To share a directory with your partner do the following.

    1. Make a directory (e.g. mkdir 12a).

    2. Execute the command: fs sa 12a partnersLogin read

    That will let your partner read the files in that directory. If you are also letting your partner modify the files in that directory, then replace the "read" in the command with "write".

  9. Here is a nice list of common compiler error messages and possible solutions.
  10. Other examples used in class will be put here as they come up.
  11. Descriptions of the pre-class warmup problems.
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