CompSci 201, Spring 2020, APTs

APT Quiz

APT Quiz's are in Sakai under Test/Quizzes. When you click on them your timer starts.

See below for hints on what to do if your APT doesn't run.

For each problem in an APT set, complete these steps by the due date

first test it and ensure your program runs
test and refine your code until you get all-green, or you've had enough and are stopping
check your grade on the submission page by clicking on check submissions near the top
then fill out the REFLECT form for each APT you do to give us feedback on that problem and to certify that you understand the code for that APT.

In solving APTs, your program should work for all cases, not just the test cases we provide.

All submissions for APTs will be via net-id. The submission with the most points will count for grading. Please submit the REFLECT to ensure grading.

Click here to Watch Prof. Rodger solve, test and submit the APT Gravity.

APT	test code	Reflect	Due Date
APT 1	Submitting	reflect	Tues. January 21 Extended to January 23
APT 2	Submitting	reflect	Tues. January 28
APT 3	Submitting	reflect	Tues. Feb 4 Extended to Feb 6
APT 4	Submitting	reflect	Tues. March 3
APT 5	Submitting	reflect	Tues. March 31
APT 6	Submitting	reflect	Tues. April 7
APT 7	Submitting	reflect	Thurs. April 16
APT 8	Submitting	reflect	Tues. April 21

Make sure you have the correct file name, file names are case-senstive and in .java -- do not submit a .class file.

Always start with return 0 or return "" or return new String[0] to see if your function name and file are correct. You won't have the correct answer but you should have the red and green boxes.
Do you have the correct type of value to return? If the function is suppose to return an integer, are you returning an integer?
If you are getting timelimit exceeded and have tried all the things above, put in a print statement at the top of your function such as
```
  System.out.println("starting function")
```
When you run it, does that show up?

If you are getting blank and green boxes but cannot figure out what is wrong with your code, then try copying your code into Java Tutor. You will also need to add a statement to call the function with some input. Then you can trace through it in Java Tutor and see the values of variables.