Post date: Aug 18, 2010 1:9:56 AM
Rather than complete a new warm-up today, we will review warm-ups from the recent past. Fear not; they will return tomorrow.
The example we worked today turned out to be a bicycle rather than the rock. ConsolidatedMineralMatter doesn't support as good an is-a relationship for Rock as Vehicle does for a bicycle. WordNet adds wheels and pedals to the bicycle for has-a modelling.
As you continue to work on Project 2, you will encounter compilation errors. They can be difficult to decipher, especially when displayed in the standardly configured proportional font like this:
...\HelloWorld.java:8: '(' expected
public static void ma in(String[] args) {
^
1 error
The carat (^) will seldom accurately mark the offense. To remedy this, configure the text in the output window to be displayed in a fixed-width font.
Navigation to Plugins | NppExec | Change Console Font...
Specify Courier New as the font.
Click OK.
The carat should now be placed accurately in error messages.
...\HelloWorld\HelloWorld.java:8: '(' expected
public static void ma in(String[] args) {
^
1 error