directory structure change, organize by class number as opposed to mod number

Signed-off-by: Amrit Panesar <apanesar@4195tech.com>

COM107/Project1/Strings.java

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+/******************************************************************************
+ *     Project: Project 1d                                                    *
+ *  Class Name: Strings                                                       *
+ *      Author: Amrit Panesar -ASP ,o/                                        *
+ * Last Edited: 08/13/2012                                                    *
+ *       Hours: 0.16 Hours                                                    *
+ *     Purpose: To declare variables, initalize, and display two strings      *
+ *              Concarenate and display results                               *
+  ******************************************************************************/
+  
+   public class Strings // direction 1
+{
+	public static void main(String[] args) // main
+	{
+		String sStr1 = "String1", sStr2 = "String2", sStr3 = ""; // direction 2
+		System.out.println(sStr1 + "\n" + sStr2);
+		char cH0 = 'H', cE0 = 'E', cL0 = 'L', cL1 = 'L', cO0 = 'O', cSpc = ' ', cW0 = 'W', cO2 = 'O', cR0  ='R', cL3 = 'L', cD0 = 'D', cExlm = '!'; // direction 3
+		sStr3 = "" + cH0 + cE0 + cL0 + cL1 + cO0 + cSpc + cW0 + cO2 + cR0 + cL3 + cD0 + cExlm + "";
+		System.out.println(sStr3); // direction 3
+	}
+}
+
+/* Output:
+
+E:\programs\Mod1\Project1>java Strings
+String1
+String2
+HELLO WORLD!
+
+*/