Program that takes an expression from the command line and prints out the result of an the arithmetic operation it represents: =,-,*,/
Program which takes a number in a non parsed format, e.g. 23,456.78 and converts it to decimal and displays the number which is half of it. Conversion takes place without the use of parseDouble() method
The program takes coordinates for 3 points and find which of them are closest to each other
This is the first program in which a groovy class was created
This is the first program in which a function was used
A program to calculate a mortgage amount to be paid in total, annually and number of years before the interest is paid off
using a single mortgage class with three methods to get the required amounts
program which converts binary and decimal numbers based on the user input
Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/Ejko/RandomLearning
Inside or outside of a trianlge
Program which has a class with 2 methods:
The first method takes a binary number and converts it to decimal; this method takes in String and returns int
The second method takes a decimal number and converts it to binary ; this method takes in int and returns String
There is a menu for the user to choose which option they require
Different exercises on objects:
Calculate the distance to a point
Calculate the distance to origin
move the points to another location upon specifying the coordinates
moving to another Point( method overloading)
cloning-identical copy of the Point
opposite-creating a copy of the Point with the opposite coordinates

Need to add comments
a program which takes a point's coordinates and performs various operations to it
example from lecture notes on how compex type parameters behave
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a program which creates a verion of boxed int
still need to implement a method which convers the integer to string in next commit
example from teh lecture notes on how the parameter is copied and the value of the variable
does not change
A program which demonstrates the execution flow of a program when using methods, by
having a series of methods calling each other