Java Quick Help for Java Homework: Hare and Tortoise Race in 70 Squares

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Start date May 26, 2007
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The forum discussion centers around a Java homework assignment involving a race simulation between a hare and a tortoise across 70 squares. The user is experiencing errors in their code and urgently seeks assistance to complete the assignment by the next day. The request highlights the need for clear coding practices and debugging techniques in Java programming.

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May 26, 2007

*physics*

Hi!
can you help for java homework?
i wrote but the program give error .
homework:
in 70 squares show to the hare and the tortoise race
i need to do this homework quickly!
thank you to help in advance!

Last edited: May 27, 2007

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May 27, 2007

*physics*

will nobody help me?i need to do to this homework by tomorrow!please!

Last edited: May 27, 2007

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