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% Title        : FSE100 Project – SPYN Disability Pick-up Car
% Version      : v1.1.4
% File Name    : auto.m
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% Description  : 
%   Autonomous assistive vehicle developed for object pick-up support. 
%   It navigates using forward motion, detects colored tiles (red for stop, 
%   blue/green for manual override), and uses touch and ultrasonic sensors 
%   to detect and avoid obstacles.

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Required Skills Inventory

• Import features from the Java Standard Library
• Declare and instantiate a Scanner
• Get input from the user using a Scanner
• Use a while loop to get the computer to repeat instructions
• Use a for loop to get the computer to repeat instructions
• Use a switch/case structure to get the computer to make a decision
• Use nested loops and decisions to control the flow of a program
• Accumulate a total in a variable

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I often find myself explaining how to do this. It’s time I get wise and write a generic doc on it.

We’ll assume you want to add a binary, named binary on macOS and Linux, and binary.exe on Windows, to your PATH. (How original, I know).

Enjoy.

macOS and Linux CLI #

Note: ${HOME} is also known as ~

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