Remember to concentrate on explicitly choosing either public or private and either static (or non-static) for all fields and all methods.

Since the access, return value, and arguments will effect the testing of your class, ask me if you aren't certain!

Make certain to use the exact output wording and exact output spacing shown in the sample run. (This time the numbers output should be exact - it will be tested with JDK 1.2 - also called Java Platform 2.0.)

Guidelines for naming in classes:

Start the class name with a capital letter.  Consider making the class public.
Start the field names with a lower-case letter and capitalize the first letter of the second and following words.
Start the get accessors with get and finish with the name of the field (with the first letter of each word in the field name capitalized).
Start the set accessors with set and finish with the name of the field (with the first letter of each word in the field name capitalized).
Start the other method names with a lower-case letter and capitalize the first letter of the second and following words.

Guidelines for access in classes:

Consider making all fields private and consider making all methods public.
Consider making fields and methods static when they don't change from object to object.
Consider making fields final (i.e., constant) when the values would normally only be changed by the programmer.
Consider making methods which are only used internally to the class (i.e., only called by other methods in the class) private.

Remember to start with file name, your name, class, date, and purpose - add other helpful documentation (e.g., above section(s) of code).