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/***********************************************
* TemperatureConverter.java
* Aaron P. Clark
*
* This program converts a Fahrenheit temp to Celcius Temp
* I created it to remind myself about named constants and
* the final modifier.
***********************************************/

public class TemperatureConverter

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/***********************************************
* EqualsIgnoresCaseMethod.java
* Aaron P. Clark
*
* This program compares strings and illustrates the use of the equalsIgnoresCase method
***********************************************/

public class EqualsIgnoresCaseMethod
{
	public static void main(String[] args)

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/**********************************************
*IncrementAndDecrement
*Kalilikane Kimo
*
*This program demonstrates the use of the
*increment and decrement operators. It also
*demonstrates the use of a pre and post
*fix operators.
**********************************************/

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/***********************************************
* JOptionInstallationDialog.java
* Aaron P. Clark
*
* This program prints a JOptionPane window with a message
***********************************************/

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

public class JOptionInstallationDialog

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/***********************************************
* JOptionPurchaseOrder.java
* Aaron P. Clark
*
* This program calculates and prints a purchase order amount
***********************************************/

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

public class JOptionPurchaseOrder

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/***********************************************
* LengthMethod.java
* Aaron P. Clark
*
* This program shows what happens when you call the length method with strings of different lenths.
***********************************************/

public class LengthMethod
{
	public static void main(String[] args)

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/******************************************************************
* ClarkAaronWeek3.java
* Aaron P. Clark
*
*  This program illustrates concepts learned from
*  CS151 - Introduction to Programming.  In particular
*  the following from week 3:
*   - Use the Scanner class to accept input from the user
*   - Prompt the user for their first name, last name, and 
*	 age each individually.

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# This is a continuation of the my playing with python on the Raspberry
#    This program will functionally be a calculator that takes two different numeric imputs and then
#    prompts the user what they want to do with them, in a super-simple fashion.   The user enters
#     two numbers, which are saved as longs'.  Then, since I imported regular expressions, you can check
#     the input text to meet one of the if, elif conditionals below it.  For user input validation, I've
#     placed the first number and second numbers in a while loop that throws an exception for invalid input.

import re

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/***********************************************************************
* Title: ACDissector.java
* Description: 
*  Stores the phone number as a colon separated string of numbers 
*	and as four separate pieces:
*		- colonSeparated "1:919:882:5000"
*		- countryCode - stored as a String could hold 001
*		- areaCode, prefix, number - stored as int
*	
*	Constructor: 

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/***********************************************************************
* Title: AaronClarkProg1.java
* Description: 
*  This program is the driver for APDissector.java and was created to
*	fill partial requirements for CS219 at Park University.  The basic
*	ideas is that this driver instantiates a new APDissector object with
*	the input shown below.
*	
*	Expected output:
*	1:919:882:5000