CSC 216 F09/Exception Handling Challenge - Revision history

Dperjar: /* Props */

2009-11-19T19:49:42Z

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

	The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]		The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for: [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]

	===Procedure===		===Procedure===

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

	The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]		The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]

	===Procedure===		===Procedure===

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

	~~====~~The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for~~====~~ [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]		The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

	The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for: [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]		====The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for==== [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]

	===Procedure===		===Procedure===

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2009-11-19T19:47:16Z

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

	[[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]]		The link to the word document containing code snippets and exceptions to be checked for: [http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]

	===Procedure===		===Procedure===

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2009-11-19T19:44:57Z

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

	[[~~link:~~http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]]		[[http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]]

	===Procedure===		===Procedure===

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2009-11-19T19:44:43Z

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	The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.		The game requires an environment in which movement and correspondence is easily accomplished for the number of participants.

			[[link:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=S82EMVDT]]

	===Procedure===		===Procedure===

Dperjar: /* Handling Exceptions Where Needed */

2009-11-19T19:44:07Z

Handling Exceptions Where Needed

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	===Handling Exceptions Where Needed===		===Handling Exceptions Where Needed===
	Exception handling can easily be overlooked by beginner programmers. This is due to the linearity and small scope of the majority of programs written when one is learning java, and it is common that a student may overlook the need for handling an exception. Students may believe that they have covered all the bases, but one often finds that there are still scenarios that could potentially disrupt the operation of said program. It is imperative that students recognize common cases where checking for exceptions is encouraged, this game aims to promote the recognition of these scenarios.		Exception handling can easily be overlooked by beginner programmers. This is due to the linearity and small scope of the majority of programs written when one is learning java, and it is common that a student may overlook the need for handling an exception. Students may believe that they have covered all the bases, but one often finds that there are still scenarios that could potentially disrupt the operation of said program. It is imperative that students recognize common cases where checking for exceptions is encouraged, this game aims to promote the recognition of these scenarios.
	~~[[Media:Exception_Matching_Challenge.doc]]~~

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2009-11-19T19:39:59Z

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	===Handling Exceptions Where Needed===		===Handling Exceptions Where Needed===
	Exception handling can easily be overlooked by beginner programmers. This is due to the linearity and small scope of the majority of programs written when one is learning java, and it is common that a student may overlook the need for handling an exception. Students may believe that they have covered all the bases, but one often finds that there are still scenarios that could potentially disrupt the operation of said program. It is imperative that students recognize common cases where checking for exceptions is encouraged, this game aims to promote the recognition of these scenarios.		Exception handling can easily be overlooked by beginner programmers. This is due to the linearity and small scope of the majority of programs written when one is learning java, and it is common that a student may overlook the need for handling an exception. Students may believe that they have covered all the bases, but one often finds that there are still scenarios that could potentially disrupt the operation of said program. It is imperative that students recognize common cases where checking for exceptions is encouraged, this game aims to promote the recognition of these scenarios.
	[[Media:Exception_Matching_Challenge.doc]		[[Media:Exception_Matching_Challenge.doc]]

	===Props===		===Props===

Dperjar: /* Handling Exceptions Where Needed */

2009-11-19T19:39:43Z

Handling Exceptions Where Needed

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	===Handling Exceptions Where Needed===		===Handling Exceptions Where Needed===
	Exception handling can easily be overlooked by beginner programmers. This is due to the linearity and small scope of the majority of programs written when one is learning java, and it is common that a student may overlook the need for handling an exception. Students may believe that they have covered all the bases, but one often finds that there are still scenarios that could potentially disrupt the operation of said program. It is imperative that students recognize common cases where checking for exceptions is encouraged, this game aims to promote the recognition of these scenarios.		Exception handling can easily be overlooked by beginner programmers. This is due to the linearity and small scope of the majority of programs written when one is learning java, and it is common that a student may overlook the need for handling an exception. Students may believe that they have covered all the bases, but one often finds that there are still scenarios that could potentially disrupt the operation of said program. It is imperative that students recognize common cases where checking for exceptions is encouraged, this game aims to promote the recognition of these scenarios.
	[[Media:Exception_Matching_Challenge.~~ogg]~~]		[[Media:Exception_Matching_Challenge.doc]

	===Props===		===Props===