Applied

• Add two or more classes to a package and make the classes in that package available to other classes.
• Add javadoc comments to the classes in one or more packages and generate the documentation for those packages.
• Use your web browser to view the documentation you added to a package.
• Code more than one class per file. When necessary, use nested classes.
• Declare and use an enumeration.
• Enhance an enumeration by adding methods that override the methods of the Java and Enum classes. Use methods of the enumeration constants when necessary.
• Use a static import to import the constants of an enumeration or the static fields and methods of a class.

Knowledge

• List three reasons that you might store classes in a package.
• Describe the general procedure for creating a directory structure for a package.
• Explain why you might add javadoc comments to the packages you create.
• Explain the purpose of using HTML and javadoc tags within a javadoc comment.
• Explain when you might code two or more classes in the same file and describe the advantage and disadvantage of doing that.
• Describe the difference between an inner class and a static inner class in terms of how they're related to the outer class.
• Explain what a local class is.
• Explain what an enumeration is and how you use one.
• Explain what static imports are and how you use them.