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Flutter-Note-App-Project

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Attempt at Falling Sand Game

Fall-2020-CS341-Project-01

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Implementing Stack and Queue structures in Java

cs342-hw-5

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cs478_ProjectThree_A1

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cs342-hw-3

Java FX Basics. Making a simple program using Java FX.

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The Ancient Game of Morra

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cs378_project_3

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cs342-hw-6

cs422-problem-set-2

in_class_sqfl

cs478_ProjectOne

cs342-hw-1

Introduction to Java and Maven for the Spring 2022 semester of CS342

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MugBox

Profile Picture Maintenance Project

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GUI Server Improvement

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Keno Java FX Project

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cs478_ProjectFour

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Open_Dunes

cs342-hw-4

You will chose one of the following design patterns: Template Method, Proxy, Adapter or Abstract Factory. Using the Maven JavaFX Project template in the sample code section of our BB course page, you will write a JavaFX program that highlights the functionality of the design pattern you chose. This does not need to be a lot of code and the GUI does not need to be extensive. You can not simply copy and paste an example from the web. You must also include a single page describing how the design pattern works in your program and what the benefits and/or drawbacks of using it are. Format this page as a PDF.

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