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Drills QueryArray Drill QueryArray (Java) Drill Requirements Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above. Keep a log of your work. The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file. The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through): Notes: One line for each drill completed Values are separated by commas The first value (on each line) is the date completed The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor Drills QueryArray Drill QueryArray (Java) Drill Requirements Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above. Keep a log of your work. The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file. The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through): Notes: One line for each drill completed Values are separated by commas The first value (on each line) is the date completed The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor Drills QueryArray Drill QueryArray (Java) Drill Requirements Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above. Keep a log of your work. The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file. The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through): Notes: One line for each drill completed Values are separated by commas The first value (on each line) is the date completed The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor Drills QueryArray Drill QueryArray (Java) Drill Requirements Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above. Keep a log of your work. The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file. The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through): Notes: One line for each drill completed Values are separated by commas The first value (on each line) is the date completed The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor Drills QueryArray Drill QueryArray (Java) Drill Requirements Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above. Keep a log of your work. The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file. The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through): Notes: One line for each drill completed Values are separated by c.

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Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed

Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills

QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.

The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed

The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill

Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):

Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill

The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements

One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills
QueryArray Drill
QueryArray (Java) Drill
Requirements
Do all the drills listed in the "Drills" section above.
Keep a log of your work.
The log file must be named (exactly) as "fp-oo-drills.txt" and it must be a plain text file.
The log should have a "format" like this (list all the drills you worked through):
Notes:
One line for each drill completed
Values are separated by commas
The first value (on each line) is the date completed
The second value (on each line) is the name of the drill
The third value (on each line) is your understanding of the concepts in the drill (good, fair, or
poor) -- there is no penalty for entering fair or poor
Drills

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