Step-by-step instructions for using Eclipse with Lab7.java
on a Windows XP machine as configured in the CCS labs.

+ Use a browser to download Lab7.java onto your desktop.
  The following URL should work:
  http://www.ccs.neu.edu/course/csu213/Lab7/Lab7.java

+ Click Start
+ Click Eclipse to start Eclipse

+ Click File > New > Project...
+ Click Java
+ Click the Next button
+ Type in a project name, say MyLab
+ Click the Finish button

If the "Confirm Perspective Switch" window pops up,
    click the Yes button.

+ Click File > Import...
+ Click File System
+ Click the Next button

Instead of typing in the "From directory:" field,
+ Click Browse...
+ Click Desktop
+ Click the OK button

Instead of typing in the "Into folder:" field,
+ Click Browse...
+ Click MyLab (or whatever you called your project)
+ Click the OK button

+ Click the Finish button

Maximize the Eclipse window, if you haven't already done so.

In the "Package Explorer" subwindow,
+ Click on the + sign to the left of MyLab
+ Click on the + sign to the left of (default package)
+ Double-click on Lab7.java

You should then see the code for Lab7.java appear within
    the editor subwindow.

+ Click Run > Run As > Java Application

You should then see the output of the program appear
    within the Console subwindow.

In the "Package Explorer" subwindow,
+ Click on the + sign beside Lab7.java
+ Double-click on any class name to edit that class

Add your tests to the main method in class Lab7.

Save your changes to a file of your choice.