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The purpose of this lab is for you to practice the concepts you learned in this course without all of the "hand-holding" provided in the "normal" labs to prove that you can create a simple but complete Spring Boot JPA/RESTful application from scratch. The instructions are here. and here's a sample solution.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Spring's Aspect Oriented Programming.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Java logging frameworks.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Spring Batch.

Here is a lecture PDF about using Spring to access enterpise messaging using JMS .

The purpose of this lab is for you to practice the concepts you learned in this course without all of the "hand-holding" provided in the "normal" labs to prove that you can create a simple but complete Java application from scratch.

Instructions

A software program is required to keep track of fuel purchases for a fleet. We need to keep track of the date of the purchase, as well as the name of the gas station, cost per gallon, number of gallons purchased, the number of miles driven on the tank and the miles per gallon.
To do:
1. Create a new Java project in Eclipse named WrapUp, makeing sure to uncheck the module-info checkbox.
2. Create a class that implements the requirements above.
3. Create a testing class with a main() method that creates a collection (use the generic syntax) and then creates a few gas-purchase objects and stores their references in the collection.
4. The testing class should also display the average MPG for the collection of purchases.

Here is a lecture PDF about the java.lang.Object class. Here is a lab PDF. Lab notes:

• In Part 1, when creating the Eclipse project, be sure to uncheck the module-info checkbox.
• Also in Part 1, instead of importing the Policy and Customer classes from a starter-file directory, create both classes in a package named logic, then copy and paste them from here: Policy.java Customer.java.
• Here's a possible solution: lab03.zip.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Java threads. Here is a lab PDF. Lab notes:

• In Part 1, when creating the Eclipse project, be sure to uncheck the module-info checkbox.
• In the Reinforcement part, instead of importing MyGUI.java class from a starter-file directory, create the MyGUI class in a package named reinforcement, then copy and paste it from here: MyGUI.java.
• Here's a possible solution: lab05.zip.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Java logging techniques.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Java annotations.

Here is a lecture PDF introducing Java inner classes.