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  #1 mariabrogersm on 13 May 14

   

  PRG 420 Entire Course is for those students who have undertaken programming as their main curriculum. This course is a vast course and one needs to devote good time and attention to excel in such courses. The course is of 6 weeks duration and covers all the essentials of programming. The course starts with the basics and fundamentals in the first week and then they go deep into the subject discussing the essence of programming and their useful applications in day to day life.
  
  In the first week the basics of programming are covered. You have to create an individual program in a language say Java that displays "Hello World". Then take a screen shot that shows the programs successful compilation and execution. Then you have to submit your program long with the screen shot. Make a note that no points will be awarded for submitting the program alone. So you have to follow the instructions very carefully.Image
  
  Then you have to write a 200 to 300 word short answer response to the following:
  
  You are the bank manager and you are helping a new bank teller understand the kind of accounts the bank offers. If a customer comes in asking to open a new savings account the teller needs to ask what kind of account- passbook savings or certificate of deposit- the customer would like to open. Remind the customer that all accounts with our bank are insured by the FDIC. You should explain that all accounts earn some interest; a savings account's interest is compounded monthly. You should assign a unique account number after accepting the customer's initial deposit. If the customer chooses to receive statements electronically, then a paper statement will be sent by mail quarterly.
  
  Explain your reasoning behind your example:
  
  Superclass
  
  Subclass
  
  Attribute
  
  Method
  
  Instance
  
  Encapsulation
  
  Various other programming method are covered in PRG 420 Entire course which will be discussed later.

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner"><a href="http://www.thestudentsoffortune.com/prg-420-entire-course-java-programming-i/" rel="nofollow">PRG 420 Entire Course</a> is for those students who have undertaken programming as their main curriculum. This course is a vast course and one needs to devote good time and attention to excel in such courses. The course is of 6 weeks duration and covers all the essentials of programming. The course starts with the basics and fundamentals in the first week and then they go deep into the subject discussing the essence of programming and their useful applications in day to day life. <br /> <br /> In the first week the basics of programming are covered. You have to create an individual program in a language say Java that displays "Hello World". Then take a screen shot that shows the programs successful compilation and execution. Then you have to submit your program long with the screen shot. Make a note that no points will be awarded for submitting the program alone. So you have to follow the instructions very carefully.Image <br /> <br /> Then you have to write a 200 to 300 word short answer response to the following: <br /> <br /> You are the bank manager and you are helping a new bank teller understand the kind of accounts the bank offers. If a customer comes in asking to open a new savings account the teller needs to ask what kind of account- passbook savings or certificate of deposit- the customer would like to open. Remind the customer that all accounts with our bank are insured by the FDIC. You should explain that all accounts earn some interest; a savings account's interest is compounded monthly. You should assign a unique account number after accepting the customer's initial deposit. If the customer chooses to receive statements electronically, then a paper statement will be sent by mail quarterly. <br /> <br /> Explain your reasoning behind your example: <br /> <br /> Superclass <br /> <br /> Subclass <br /> <br /> Attribute <br /> <br /> Method <br /> <br /> Instance <br /> <br /> Encapsulation <br /> <br /> Various other programming method are covered in PRG 420 Entire course which will be discussed later.</div>

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