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    Re: Stanford CS106a Assignment 2: Pyramid Blocks

    If you think about a brick being a rectangle with equal sides, and you think about the rows of the pyramid being of the same number of bricks, then the generalized version of the program would build...
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    Re: Stanford CS106a Assignment 2: Pyramid Blocks

    I think that is a good idea too. When you break it down, try to design it in a very general way. For example, when I thought about building a pyramid, I thought about that pyramid being a number of...
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    Re: Stanford CS106a Assignment 2: Pyramid Blocks

    On these two points, just to clarify, you are working in Java and with Java. This is also quietly introducing some very important parts of Object Oriented Programming. You are using existing code to...
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    Re: Stanford CS106a Assignment 2: Pyramid Blocks

    What do you mean by "sort of" and "every specification"?
    Does the code produce the pyramid?

    A statement worth a thousand words. Understand that the ACM, as presented in CS106a, is an introduction...
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