added SquareKata

Author: lynnlangit

TeachingKidsProgramming/src/jars/TeachingKidsProgramming.jar

@@ -4,31 +4,33 @@
 @SuppressWarnings("unused")
 public class OneFishTwoFish
 {
-  // Create a Scanner to make a string
+  // Create a Scanner to make a string --#1
   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
     makeAString();
   }
   public static void makeAString()
   {
     final String input = "1 fish 2 fish red fish blue fish,black fish,blue fish,old fish,new fish ";
-    // Use your scanner with your input
-    // Display a new line and "We have: " and the input and then a new line
-    // Now, tell a story with a new Scanner instance
+    // Use your scanner with your input --#2
+    // Display a new line and "We have: " and the input and then a new line --#3
+    // Now, tell a story with a new Scanner instance (tellAStory recipe) --#8
   }
+  //-------recipe for tellAStory------------------------------------
   private static void tellAStory(final String input)
   {
-    // Use 'fish' as the base text w/your scanner [story] HINT: useDelimeter
-    // Get the next number to use in your scanner [story] HINT: nextInt
-    // Get the next value to use in your scanner [story] HINT: next
-    // Iterate over each fish [string] HINT: Interable
-    // Create a new string iterator
-    // Create a new scanner for your input
-    // Use a comma to separate the strings in your story HINT: useDelimeter
-    // Return the result
+    // Use 'fish' as the base text w/your scanner [story] HINT: useDelimeter --#5
+    // Get the next number to use in your scanner [story] HINT: nextInt --#7
+    // Get the next value to use in your scanner [story] HINT: next --#9
+    // Iterate over each fish [string] HINT: Interable --#10
+    // Create a new string iterator --#11
+    // Create a new scanner for your input --#12
+    // Use a comma to separate the strings in your story HINT: useDelimeter --#13
+    // Return the result --#6
     {
-      //  Display "And then: " and the fish in the console
+      //  Display "And then: " and the fish in the console --#14
     }
     System.out.println("");
+    //------end recipe tellAStory--------------------------------------  
   }
 }

TeachingKidsProgramming/src/org/teachingkidsprogramming/section06modelviewcontroller/OneFishTwoFish.java

@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+package org.teachingkidsprogramming.section09final;
+
+public class SquareKata
+{
+  public static void main(String[] args)
+  {
+    //    Draw a square 
+    //    HINT: Write each step in English FIRST, then translate to Java one line at a time
+    //    TIP: Be sure to run after each line of Java to make sure it works as expected
+  }
+}

TeachingKidsProgramming/src/org/teachingkidsprogramming/section09final/SquareKata.java

@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+package org.teachingkidsprogramming.section09final;
+
+//--------------------This recipe is in progress-------------------------------//
+import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
+
+import org.junit.Test;
+import org.teachingkidsprogramming.recipes.completed.section09final.FizzBuzzTDD;
+
+public class SquareKataTDD
+{
+  //    Draw a square 
+  //    HINT: Write each step in English FIRST, then translate to Java one line at a time
+  //    TIP: Be sure to run after each line of Java to make sure it works as expected
+  //    Write tests using the Assert object via the TDD style shown below
+  //    TIP: Fix this test to make it pass to get started
+  @Test
+  public void test1Returns1()
+  {
+    String result = FizzBuzzTDD.convert(1);
+    assertEquals("2", result);
+  }
+}