1. Fork this repository. You will commit your solutions to your cloned repository, and submit the repository for grading at the end of the assessment.

2. Clone your fork from GitHub.

3. Import the code into IntelliJ by selecting "Import Project", choosing the top directory of your clone, and accepting the defaults.

In each problem, you will complete the implementation of small methods, classes, or programs that we provide you with. Each problem is contained in a separate package directory.

Very simple tests are provided with some of the problems. These tests are not comprehensive; passing these tests does not guarantee that your solution is correct. Your solution must satisfy the problem as described, and otherwise behave reasonably. You may add additional tests if you wish.

For each problem, do the following:

1. Read and understand the README.

2. Examine the provided code, especially the parts marked "TODO".

3. Implement your solution.

Finally, check your solution for the following:

• The code compiles, ideally without warnings.
• If tests are provided, they pass.
• Your code is well organized and formatted.
• Your variables, methods, and attributes are named reasonably.
• You follow good Java practice regarding,
  • member access (public or private)
  • use of accessors
  • static methods and attributes

These problems are designed to be solved with relatively few lines of straightforward code. If you find yourself writing dozens of lines or complex logic to solve one problem, try looking for a simpler solution.

Complete all five problems.

Problem 1: abbr

Problem 2: states

Problem 3: radiobutton

Problem 4: strq

Problem 5: cardgame