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The tutor and student worked on debugging a Rock, Paper, Scissors game application. They focused on implementing random computer choices, correctly determining the winner based on game rules, and updating scores. The session involved code analysis, modification of functions, and the introduction of conditional logic for game outcome determination.

The Tutor and Student reviewed conditional statements in Python, specifically focusing on `if`, `elif`, and `else` structures. They practiced using comparison operators and worked through exercises to solidify understanding of how these statements control program flow. The next session will cover nested `if`/`else` statements and logical operators.

The student and tutor worked on implementing a "Replace" feature in a text editor. The student learned how to create a secondary window for the replace function, including input fields and buttons, and practiced using JavaFX for UI development and Java string manipulation for the replacement logic. The next session will focus on completing the replacement functionality and refining the UI dimensions.

The Tutor and Student reviewed concepts related to multi-threaded programming, including shared counters and race conditions. They worked through specific homework problems involving a server with a "do not call" list and calculated parallel computing speedup using Amdahl's Law, with plans to continue discussing homework and specific lecture slides in future sessions.

The tutor and student focused on Java programming concepts, specifically abstract classes, inheritance, and subclass instantiation. They worked through debugging errors related to creating objects from abstract classes and implemented functionalities for vehicle rentals, including rental history, discounts, and penalties. The next session will cover advanced JavaFX for creating nested windows and implementing a 'replace' feature in a text editor.

The session involved debugging and enhancing a Java Notepad simulator, specifically focusing on the 'Save' functionality. The Student implemented a suggested code modification to allow saving files with custom names. Then, the student began working on a new assignment related to object-oriented programming involving a vehicle rental system and completed the 'Vehicle' class.