| | 1 | This is a list of exercises that will start simple and begin to get more and more advanced. As the exercises get more advanced, the amount of hints and information given will decrease, allowing for more freedom and independence while programming. |
| | 2 | * As the exercises get harder you will most likely have to start searching up information you don't know |
| | 3 | * Searching up information you don't know is just a part of programming |
| | 4 | * If you still don't understand after searching something up, feel free to ask one of the leads or deputies, or even the people around you. We're always glad to help. |
| | 5 | * Please do not feel pressured to complete all these exercises |
| | 6 | * Focus on fully understanding all the exercises you complete instead of trying to cover all the information |
| | 7 | * Feel free to mess around with the code to see what changes |
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| | 99 | * When two Animals `meet`, the more massive one eats the one with less mass. This should be a `static` method in `Animal` |
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| | 101 | == Animal Farm step 6: Interfaces |
| | 102 | * Create an `interface` called `Building` |
| | 103 | * A building must be able to `collapse` |
| | 104 | * A building must be able to `store` an object |
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| | 106 | == Animal Farm step 6: Lists, Generics |
| | 107 | * A `Farm implements Building` |
| | 108 | * A `Farm` has a `List` of `Animal` |
| | 109 | * Research `Java Generics` to find out how to create a `List` of `Animal`, and to find out what generics do |
| | 110 | * Use either an `ArrayList` or `LinkedList`, but keep the type generalized as `List` |
| | 111 | * A `Farm` has an `address` |
| | 112 | * A `Farm` has a `Color` that can be `RED`, `BROWN`, `WHITE`, `BLUE`, or `GREEN` |
| | 113 | * When a `Farm` `collapse`, it's `List` of `Animal` is cleared. |
| | 114 | * Warning: Clearing a List is not the same as setting it to null. |
