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This was my second assignment of 3d Modeling course in Univ. Sample professor showed us was more simple but I just wanted do more in detail.

It was made 1 cube and I used connect, inset, extrude, and mirror functions in 3ds Max.

I wanted to express muscles, but it was not easy. Just tried to make curved surfaces as many as possible.

It was first assignment of my 3D Modeling course in University. It's a character in movie "Big Hero" series.

These are images that I saw when I made the 3d model.

My work consists of few basic spheres.

For eyes, I made like these pictures below. 2 very low cylinders and 1 torus.

This is first structure. With Random.h, created array of integers size 9 and printed it.

Result is below. array 'num' will be used judge if arr[3][3] is well created(if there is no repeated number)

Now, I added judgement if that 'arr' array is created well so there is no repeated number. So, I added array named 'arrNum' size 9, which will save created numbers.

   int arrNum[9];

and substituted created numbers in it

and rearranged arrNum by ascending order, using bubblesort algorithm

Install Eclipse

create package & class

Helloworld class

package org.buster.javatutorials.eclipse;

public class Helloworld {

 public static void main(String[] args) {
  System.out.println("Hello world!");
 }
}

String class

print string that includes ""

public class String {

 public static void main(java.lang.String[] args) {
  System.out.println("egoing said\n\"Welcome programming world\"");
 }
}

Variables

Using variables increases recyclability of the codes

For example,

If I want to change first number 100 to 1000, I have to change all 4 lines. However, if I used variable for 100, I have to change only 1 line. See the below

So, using variables makes it easy for developer to maintenance the codes

2016.07.04