Console_IO_Class.java

Assignment Overview Students will develop a program that creates text-based images on the command line. Assignment Specifications Students must develop the code required to create a specific text-based image on the command line using only the display methods provided. You must only use printChars() and printEndline() to create the image. Students will be graded by the TA on duty during the lab. The TA will check over each student's program to verify that it meets the lab requirements before they leave if leaving before end of lab. Other Constraints: The General Usage Rubric will be applied to all code developed by the students; verify that your code does not incur any credit reduction due to these standards. Lab Instructions Name your project "Lab_1". From the "New" rop-down box choose "Package" (make sure you have clicked the /src folder from the Lab_1 project file manager). Name your package "package_1" and click Finish. From the "New" drop-down box choose "Class". Name your class "ImageMaker ClassLab" and click Finish. You are now ready to put in your program. For now, put all of your code into method main() One common glitch is to use character literals, see the General Usage Rubric. Make sure to define symbolic constants instead, i.e. one for the 'X' and one for the characters. Make sure, from the very beginning to make all your intentions clear by inserting appropriate comments. Later on we will give this more structure - for now it will be a "best effort". Using the Console 10 Class.java provided in chapter 3c of the online reference, create a simple square image, composed out of 'x' characters. The square needs to have a length of 10 ('x' characters) and is NOT filled, i.e. its interior contains spaces. One final note: you will be using this same structure for your in-lab activities as well as your weekly projects in C5136, i.e. in-lab activities will have "Lab_x" project names and weekly programming projects in CS136 will have "Project_x" names. NOTE* You must make Console_TO_Class.java part of the package! You do not get credit if you import the class. package console_io_package; public class Console_IO_Class { }