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Using the exercise files

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- [Instructor] This course is accompanied by a series of exercise files. Most of the movies contain live action coding and I've included a copy of the beginning state of each program and a copy of the final state of each program in the Exercise Files folder. I've copied the Exercise Files folder to my Desktop for easy access, but you can place them anywhere. I want to show you how the files and folders are organized for this course. Let me open up my exercise files. As you can see, there's a folder for each movie that contains an exercise file. Let me open up chapter one. Chapter one section 02. This one only has a final version of the code. So, inside the folder that corresponds with the movie I am including a copy of the file that you see at the beginning of the lesson. Note, if the activity in the video creates a new project, which, in this case, it does, there will not be a starting file in this folder. But all chapter folders contain a second folder labeled Final. This is the finished version of the file for each activity that I use in my course. Use these files as a reference to compare your finished code to the code in the final folder. It might also be helpful if you get stuck on a certain step of the process. I do want to note that these files are not required to successfully watch and follow along with the course material, but they might make it a little easier. There is one more thing I want to show you inside the Exercise Files folder. Let's go back in. I've added a copy of the entire NetBeans project called Swing Examples. This is actually the entire project that has all the projects from each of the chapters, one through four, So, you can use this as your starting point for the videos or to check against your final version of your code against mine.

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