Computer Science and Databases made engaging and supportive

The session focused on Java methods, return types, and variable usage within classes. The student practiced creating a class with methods for basic arithmetic operations and calling those methods from the main method. The tutor assigned practice questions involving loops and method calling as homework.

The Student and Tutor worked on writing a Java program to read a set of five floating-point values from the user using a while loop and Scanner class, aiming to calculate the total, average, max, and min. The program logic and structure were discussed, and initial code was written. The Tutor will complete the code, and the next session will focus on the pseudo code and git upload.

The session focused on Java fundamentals including creating a class, understanding the main method, and implementing for loops. The Student practiced writing code and debugging errors with guidance. They worked on exercises involving printing numbers within a specific range using for loops and different increments.

The Student reviewed for loops, including single and nested loops, in Java. The Student practiced predicting the output of different for loop examples and constructing loops to print patterns. The next session will continue practicing with for loops and mixing in other concepts.

The session focused on using nested for loops in programming to generate patterns. The Student practiced creating different patterns using asterisks and numbers. They were assigned further practice problems involving different patterns for the next session.

The Student and Tutor reviewed a Java assignment calculating weekly average tax withholding, addressed feedback on a prior submission focusing on pseudo code and output. They updated the pseudo code and Java code for consistency. The Student then uploaded the revised assignment to the Git repository and submitted it.