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Home : Lectures : Lecture 9A Title Page Lecture 9A: Introduction to Java I/O Newtonian Mountain by Drew Dolgert "Newton described the possible trajectories of a cannonball shot from a tall mountain. The applet lets the user fire cannonballs at different velocities from a tall mountain." Source code zip file

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