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Java Syntax Exercises on CodingBat

Students are instructed to complete Java syntax exercises on CodingBat, starting from specific points in the Warmup, Logic, and String categories. They must create an account using their Thomas More email, log in, and share their teacher's email in their preferences. The document lists specific exercises to complete under various categories.

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Java Syntax Exercises on CodingBat

Students are instructed to complete Java syntax exercises on CodingBat, starting from specific points in the Warmup, Logic, and String categories. They must create an account using their Thomas More email, log in, and share their teacher's email in their preferences. The document lists specific exercises to complete under various categories.

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Java syntax exercises

Make the exercises on [Link]

• If you already created an account in the Python lessons, please log in, go to prefs
and give the email address of your Java teacher.

• If you don't have an account on CodingBat yet follow steps 1 to 5.

1. Create an account with your Thomas More email address


2. Log In
3. Click on prefs at the top right
4. Fill in your surname and first name at "Memo" (in that order!)
5. Fill in the e-mail address of your Java-teacher under "Share To" and click on
"Share".

Then start your exercises. Make sure you are always logged in when you practice on
CodingBat!

1. Warmup-1 starting from backAround on (so not the first 4 rows)

2. Warmup-2 starting from stringMatch on

3. Logic-1:
• lastDigit
• sumLimit
• inOrder
• withoutDoubles
• maxMod5

4. String-1
• theEnd
• endsLy
• conCat
• seeColor
• minCat
• lastChars

5. String-2
• bobThere
• repeatEnd
• prefixAgain
• sameStarChar
• zipZap

Java syntax p. 1

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