Reading exercises

Posted on January 2nd, 2004 by Sacha Chua

Another major hack for this month would be the collection of at least 25 code-reading exercises covering basic Java syntax. This will help students practice their code reading abilities and test their understanding of Java syntax. These should be arranged by topic and should cover variables, expressions, conditionals, loops, and Boolean logic.

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