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The requiremnts state that your Readme.txt must list every file in submission. Does that include HTML files generated by javadoc? or even every .java or .clss file? listing all these files isnt very smart. Would it be enough to list top level directories for those files? Thanks
Trevor Dunn
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I think you take that requirement with a grain of salt. I got 20/20 on documentation and I only listed my java files, readme, design choices and user documentation. Trevor
Trevor, just to make sure: you listed every Java Source File, correct? Thanks
Peter Crowley
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I would think that if you just list the classes that you created or are using, then that should cover both source files and class files. It seems rediculous to list the source files and then list the class files and saying "This is the class file generated from the source file" every time. Just my thoughts, -Peter Crowley
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Trevor Dunn
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Yes I listed all my source files but not my class files. Trevor
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