Write bunch of java to solve a series of requirements and pass a series of tests to prove your code works the way it should.

Margaret Pierse 5c10a30fc2 wrote several loop methods, moved variable initilizers in WriteIFs, wrote one if method		il y a 6 ans
.vscode	read me	il y a 6 ans
.gitignore	checkpoint minor	il y a 6 ans
README.TXT	minor edits	il y a 6 ans
README.md	minor edits	il y a 6 ans
WriteIFs.java	wrote several loop methods, moved variable initilizers in WriteIFs, wrote one if method	il y a 6 ans
WriteIFsTest.java	wrote several loop methods, moved variable initilizers in WriteIFs, wrote one if method	il y a 6 ans
WriteLoops.java	wrote several loop methods, moved variable initilizers in WriteIFs, wrote one if method	il y a 6 ans
WriteLoopsTest.java	wrote several loop methods, moved variable initilizers in WriteIFs, wrote one if method	il y a 6 ans
package.bluej	test fix	il y a 6 ans

First Saturday

First weekend lab. Overall idea is to read the code, read the tests, and then write some code to pass all the tests.

Be sure to Fork this repo into your account and git clone your own forked copy of this code in a terminal.

Be sure to commit all your changes multiple times as you're working on the lab.

git commit -m "checkpointing my work" should do, be sure to change the message to something meaningful to the work you're saving.

When you are finished, and are passing all the tests, be sure to do a final git commit and then do a Pull Request so we can review your work.