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Project 2.1 from the textbook (p.77).
(Note that “Projects” are not the
same as “programming exercises”.)
The book forgets to mention that the full name of the class is “java.util.GregorianCalendar”. You could type that full name out every time you mention the class, but you'll probably find it more convenient to include, as the very first line of your the program,
import java.util.GregorianCalendar; |
As the problem states, you'll use the built-in variables with long funny names like java.util.GregorianCalendar.APRIL, to specify a month. (It's not a String, so don't put that in quotes: it's a built-in variable which has a “.” as part of its name.) It's just like another built-in variable, Math.PI.
Have a
Happy Groundhog DayImbolc (11:45).
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