Scanner
Scanner class:
ScannerTest.java by Dr. Daniel Hyde at Bucknell.
Scanner Class to Read Input by Brad Vander Zanden at University of Tennessee.
java.util.scanner from Java Tips (more extensive than the previous two).
String.split(...)
String.split(...) method:
String.split) from Java Forum.
String.split() from CodeGuru Forums. More complete coverage than the previous example.
DecimalFormat
DecimalFormat class:
Decimal Format by Clark S. Lindsey, Johnny S. Tolliver, and Thomas Lindblad.
System.out.printf(...)
printf method:
System.out.printf by Clark S. Lindsey, Johnny S. Tolliver, and Thomas Lindblad.
A list of the JUnit Assertions
Using JUnit with Eclipse IDE: Used JUnit 3.8 syntax but the Eclipse integration is still the same.
JUnit Cookbook with some simple examples to get you started.
JUnit FAQ - answers to some common JUnit questions. The "Writing Tests" section can be particularly helpful with figuring out how to perform particular tests.
Using SVN via Subclipse: Dickinson specific directions for using Subclipse to submit your labs.
diff: The diff command performs a line-by-line comparison of the contents of two files and reports any differences between them. Type man diff at the command line to learn more.