Comp 600.226: Data Structures
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Java 2
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Step-by-step
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you need to fill out an account
application form (the completed form goes to Jeremy Tyransky in NEB
227B). You can choose either a Windows NT account or an
undergraduate unix account. If you want to work on your own machine
(e.g. Windows or Linux), you can download all the necessary Java tools
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Zzzzip!
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WinZip : Creates .zip files and
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On unix-type machines, the "zip" command-line program creates a .zip
file compatible with those created by the above Windows programs.
September 8, 2003