MIT 6.030:
Introduction to Interactive Programming

Laboratory 0 Errata

All references to the J drive (J:\), should be replaced with J:\<your_username>\
Instead of using your ID number as your password, you should use your username instead.
In the section entitled Setting Up a Project, you'll need to acquire a local copy of the source code for the project. To do this, first make a new directory called J:\<your_username>\pset0\JavaEyes. Next, open up the Windows Explorer from Start Menu > Programs > Windows NT Explorer, and right-click on S:\cs101\psets\Intro\Java\JavaEyes.java. Select the "copy" option. Now use explorer to go to the directory you just created, and right-click on this directory. Select the "paste" option. From this point onward, use this copy of JavaEyes.java, not the one on the S drive! (This should only actually be relevant when you have to add JavaEyes.java to the project in the Setting Up a Project section).
In the section entitled Editing a Project, all occurences of bgColor should be changed to DEFAULT_BG_COLOR. Likewise, all occurences of fgColor should be changed to DEFAULT_FG_COLOR.
In the section entitled Fixing Errors, the problem set refers you to a section in the text describing comments on page ??. Ignore this: if you have trouble understanding comments, feel free to ask a course assistant.
Some people have found the section on command-line arguments confusing. Here is an example of correct usage of command-line arguments with the JavaEyes program:
```
       Parameters:
       -bg White -fg Blue
```
This isn't an error, but people have been forgetting to log out of the NT machines when they are done. Make sure you log out before leaving the lab!

MIT 6.030: Introduction to Interactive Programming

Laboratory 0 Errata

MIT 6.030:
Introduction to Interactive Programming