CHALLENGE:Java Tut 29-Summing Elements of Arrays by theNewBoston

The following is a challenge for new developers that have completed:

 Java Tutorial - 29 Summing Elements of Arrays by theNewBoston

 

B.A.M.F Challenge:

B.A.M.F Challenges & why you want to always at leas try them explained Here:http://bit.ly/ogivqe

Difficulty: ★ 1/2

 Create a java console program that stores 8 numbers between 1-100 in a array and then find the sum of all the numbers combined using a for loop.

CHALLENGE!!

(Before starting any of the challenges always declare a class and a main method unless told otherwise)

Difficulty:★

1.Create a int array that stores 8 int's and name it values
2.Create a int var and name it sum
3.Create a for loop , set the counter to 0 to start, continue looping as long as the counter is less than the length of you're int array, increment the counter by 1 each time it loops.Each time it loops it should:
              * sum+= values[counter]  (sorry guys , couldn't think of a way to explain that part in words)

4.Print the sum.

COMPILE & PRAY TO DUKE The Java God!!!!

View the video tutorial: http://bit.ly/o7iT9P 

CHALLENGE:Java Tut's 27&28-Intro to Arrays

The following is a challenge and or walk-through for new developers that have completed:

Java Tutorial - 27&28 -Introduction to Arrays by theNewBoston
To get the most out of these challenges try them a few hours or the day after watching/following along with the actual video.

 

B.A.M.F Challenge:

B.A.M.F Challenges & why you want to always at leas try them explained Here:http://bit.ly/ogivqe

Difficulty: ★ 1/2

 Create a int array and loop through each entry in a 2 column list .You're results should look like this:

Index     Value

0              18

1               24

2                 8

ect....

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CHALLENGE!!

(Before starting any of the challenges always declare a class and a main method unless told otherwise)

 Difficulty:★

1.Create a int array with 5 values of you're choosing.
2.Create a print line statement with the words Index , a few spaces and Values ( like the example in the BAMF challenge above.
3.Create a for loop that will continue to loop until you're counter is greater than the length of the array you created , increment by one. Each time it loops:
                    * Print the Index & Value (hint: use the counter from you're for loop)

View the video tutorial: http://bit.ly/omhcMV 



If this tutorial was helpful for you or you have suggestions as to how I can improve this series please leave a comment below, You're voice will be heard and I will make what ever improvements I can.

CHALLENGE:Java Tut 26-Random Number Generator

The following is a challenge for new developers that have completed:

Intermediate Java Tutorial - 26 -Random Number Generator by theNewBoston

 

B.A.M.F Challenge:

B.A.M.F Challenges & why you want to always at leas try them explained Here:http://bit.ly/ogivqe

Difficulty: ★ 1/2

 Create a java console program that simulates rolling  a standard 6 sided die(the single form of dice)  10 times and print out the results in the console with a space. The results should look something like this:  

3 7 2 2 1 ect... up  to 10

CHALLENGE!!

(Before starting any of the challenges always declare a class and a main method unless told otherwise)

 Difficulty:★

1. Declare a new Random variable and name it "dice"
2. Declare a int variable and name it "number"
3. Create a "for" loop that will loop through 10 times before stopping.
          (hint: initialization; termination; increment
4. Inside the for loop set the number var to equal a random number between 1-6(hint: "dice.")
5.Print the random number variable + a space (" ")
( If you dont add the space when you run it all youre numbers will be in one jumbled line.)

View the video tutorial: http://bit.ly/pLAzeg

Introducing B.A.M.F Challenges

 (B.A.M.F's Make Money Like George Jung From Blow and you will to once you master the art of I2J Translation)

B.A.M.F Challenges are for those of you feeling a little cocky, Instead of giving you step by step directions I will only give you a abstract goal of the challenge and its up to you to figure out how to make it happen.Even if you cant always complete the B.A.M.F challenge, you should always at least try and then move down to the reg challenge if youre struggling.B.A.M.F Challenges help youre brain become what I call a Java "translator" , as in you can listen to a client explain something they want done in simple English and convert it in you're mind to rough Java.Almost every new programmer gets to a point where they can read source code and understand what its doing, but struggle with creating a program from a idea alone without help or alot of research.The end results should still be the same as the regular challenge.

IM BACK!!!

(The best image I could find to represent ADHD)

I started this blog and being the ADHD developer I am I got distracted and kinda abandoned it for a while but, I checked my blog views for the first time today and realized that this blog is still getting daily views, comments and followers a month after I abandoned it. That tells me that there is a serious demand for a blog like this so ive decided to get back at it!!! If you stumble across this blog and you want me to keep going leave me a comment, follow it , link to it...anything to show me that im not doing all this work for nothing.


New Java challenges coming soon!!!

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