The coconut shell weight in part C should be chosen at random, the same way as in part B.

The official course’s IDE (Integrated Development Environment) is JCreator. You may chose to work with other IDEs (e.g. eclipse, inteliJ, etc.), in which case it is your responsibility to verify that your code works from the JCreator IDE installed in the university labs, and that your java files are indented properly in the JCreator editor. Technical support for other IDEs but for JCreator would not be given by the course staff.

Due to some restrictions of the submission system, it is not possible to submit Ex1PartD.java without submitting also ProbabilityCalculator.java. Therefore, those of you who choose to submit part D should add the given ProbabilityCalculator.java file to their zip file. This is only a technical patch, and the ProbabilityCalculator.java you submit would not be checked (so don't bother changing it).

A: Yes, but the numbers a,b and c must be non negative. So in the case that the limit / target are negative, there will be no triplets a,b,c to answer the demands.