Answer the following prompts in full paragraph form as though you are responding to job interview questions for a high-paying job that you really want.

Scenario: you are tasked to write software that makes life-critical calculations. An example would be the software that controls a traffic light -- what if all of the lights could turn green at the same time? Lives would be lost. Similar examples include software embedded in aircraft, heart monitors, etc.

Your job is to design the software and ensure that the calculations are correct, every time.

* How would you prove that the results of the calculations for your software are correct? * What is the best way to manage large Java structures? * What is a professional resource that you would use to help programmers learn more about troubleshooting embedded structures in Java? * Why did you choose this resource? * How would a professional programmer use this resource to become more efficient at using Java structures?

Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format.