Create JUnit Test Cases for the Crate Class above that test…

Create JUnit Test Cases for the Crate Class above that test the getRows(), getColumns(), and getLayers() getter methods and the capacity() method. You must create one test method with four separate assertions in it. You can assume the proper imports have been done for you. (Hint: Don’t forget the specific annotation for the Test Method!)

Look at the Dragon class from the previous question. ( Also…

Look at the Dragon class from the previous question. ( Also copied below). What edits would you make to that class so that it keeps track of The total number of Dragon objects created The total gold across all dragons, where the total gold stays correct even after addGold() is called? Write the lines you would add or change, and clearly indicate where each goes (which field, constructor, or method since you edit at more than one place for one desired change). Your edits should also make both totals retrievable from outside the class.

In the chapter “The Key to It All Is Shabbos,” Rav Pincus te…

In the chapter “The Key to It All Is Shabbos,” Rav Pincus teaches that Shabbos is the source of blessing for the entire week. In your essay, explain Rav Pincus’s main message. Your answer should include the following: Identify two sources Rav Pincus cites and explain how each source supports his theme that Shabbos is the source of blessing. Explain the mashal Rav Pincus uses to show how Shabbos plays this role. Explain how eating the Shabbos meals can help a person connect to the blessings and kedushah of Shabbos. Reflect on your own experience of Shabbos: What is one way you could approach Shabbos differently so that it becomes more of a source of connection, gratitude, or spiritual strength for your week? Your essay should be at least 250 words and should follow the Woodmont Essay Writing Guidelines.