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-This is the project README file. Here, you should describe your project.
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-Tell the reader (someone who does not know anything about this project)
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-all he/she needs to know. The comments should usually include at least:
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-USER INSTRUCTIONS:
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+The objective of this lab is to give you an opportunity to think through IF statements
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+and LOOPS (WHILE, DO WHILE, and FOR).
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+You will need to read the TEST classes first, to get a feel for what you have to write
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+for the CODE classes.
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+Work through code class WriteIFs.java, follow the directions for each method. 
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+Run All Tests on the class until you pass them all.
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+Work through code class WriteLoops.java, follow the directions for each method. 
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+Run All Tests on the class until you pass them all. For each of the loop methods,
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+you need to put the code about w = w + 1; inside of the loops. It lets the test know how
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+many iterations of the loop your code did. This data is used to make sure you passed the tests.
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+You may not change ANY existing test methods.
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+Pass all the tests with your code.

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+First weekend lab. Overall idea is to read the code, read the tests, and then write some code to pass all the tests.
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+**Be sure to Fork this repo, and `git clone` your own forked copy of this code.**
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+Be sure to commit all your changes multiple times as you're working on the lab.
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+`git commit -m "checkpointing my work"` should so. But change the message to meaningful to the work you're saving.
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+When you are finished, and are passing all the tests, be sure to do a final commit and then do a Pull Request so we can review your work.
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+now see [README.TXT](README.TXT).