All of these problems I have solved individually. "Always Follow the Rules in Zombieland" and "A Smart Brain is a Tasty Brain" are from the 2010 contest. We have actually participated at the 2010 Pacific NW Regional ACM Programming Contest at Brigham Young University Hawaii on November 13, 2010. We have won the second place behind UH Hilo in the Hawaii site. Click here to see the contest website.
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Single Digit Adder
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Geek Challenge [SKRZAT] (Base Minus Two)
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The Navi-Computer is Down!
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The History of the Sith Rulers
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Always Follow the Rules in Zombieland
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A Smart Brain is a Tasty Brain
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A software development environment is the set of tools used to create, test, and modify a program. I use SDK which can be downloaded free of charge for various hardware platforms from Sun's Java Web site, java.sun.com. Sun also has a Java IDE called NetBeans that incorporates the development tools of the SDK into one convenient GUI-based program. IBM promotes a similar IDE called Eclipse. A research group at Auburn University has developed jGRASP, a free Java IDE that can also be downloaded from jgrasp.com.