Java A Guide to Programming in Java by Lawerenceville Press exercises?

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The discussion revolves around seeking solutions or programs for the exercises in "A Guide to Programming in Java" by Lawerenceville Press. A user expresses difficulty with some exercises and requests answers, but the forum guidelines explicitly prohibit requests for solution manuals or answers, emphasizing the importance of adhering to academic integrity policies. The user insists their intention is to practice programming rather than cheat, yet acknowledges the possibility of the post being removed due to the rules against such requests. The conversation highlights the tension between seeking help and maintaining academic honesty.
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A Guide to Programming in Java by Lawerenceville Press exercises??

KK Nevermind.
 
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zzoo4 said:
Do you guys know where I can find answers or the programs to the exercise problems that are in every chapter?
in the book
A Guide to Programming in Java by Lawerenceville Press
From the Rules:
We do not support cheating in any form: Do not ask for solution manuals, answers to exams, or instructor's manuals. Every school and instructor has their own policies or honor codes on what constitutes cheating, and it is up to the individual student to adhere to those policies when seeking help here. If you are in doubt as to whether you are permitted to seek help, consider erring on the side of caution and not asking for help.
 


Oh It's not cheating. I was just practicing programming. But couldn't do 4 of them at the exercise section.
But if it's still against regulation, you can delete this post kk.
 
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