Unit schedule: Part I: Getting started on the Apple Macs. Go through the following tutorials if you haven't used MacOSX before, or if you haven't programmed on the Macs before using Xcode. -
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Note: - To create a simple Java project in Xcode, use "Java tool".
- To see the output of a program in Xcode, use Run Menu -> Console.
(Both of these are originally for CITS2200 DSA.) Xcode is a reasonable editor and programmer environment and isrecommended for the programming in this unit. vim (from the terminal)and Emacs (the "M" in the dock at the bottom of the desktop) arealternatives that you may also want to try, particularly if you'veused them past. Part II: Adding objects to a simple simulation - Start with the imperative implementation of a simulation of a bike rental business that allows customers to return their bikes at any of 5 locations.
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- Alter this program so that it is object-oriented, while still performing the same task.
Hints: - Make a class for locations and a class for customers.
- Replace the arrays for numBikesAtLoc, customerLoc and customerDest by instance variables in these classes, and then have two arrays, one for locations and one for customers.
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