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+====== Due 11/3/08 (in class) ======
+You don't need to hand anything in, just be prepared to discuss.
+  - Study the Amazon.com interview questions.  You might want to...
+    - Try making a simple program with two threads that deadlocks the Ninjas.
+    - After you figure out what the inner class one prints, type it in and run it.
+  - Identify your single most time-consuming Project 3 bug.
+    - What failure did it cause (e.g., what output did you see)?
+    - What was the error?
+    - How did you fix it?
 ====== Due 10/8/08 (in class) ======
-  - Print the "What makes a good program?" set of rules (from lecture [[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/notes/2008-10-06/|2008-10-06]]).  Mark each rule as supporting one or more of the principles of Simplicity ("S"), Clarity ("C"), and/or Generality ("G").
+  - Print the "What makes a good program?" set of rules (from lecture [[http://www.cs.purdue.edu/homes/cs190m/fall08/notes/2008-10-06/|2008-10-06]], file ''programming-style.pdf'').  Mark each rule as supporting one or more of the principles of Simplicity ("S"), Clarity ("C"), and/or Generality ("G").
-  - Add a junit test module to your project (Project 2B).  Submit hardcopy of your test class and include with project submission on regular due date.
+  - Add a junit test module to your project (Project 2B).  Submit hardcopy of your test class (e.g., ''PuzzleSolverTester'') and include with project submission on regular due date.
-//Questions for class time discussion (nothing to be handed in, just be prepared to answer): //
+//Questions for class time discussion (nothing to be handed in, just be prepared to discuss): //
   - To what noun does the adjective "polymorphic" apply?