2/3rds

Author: bowbahdoe

src/command_line_arguments.md

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 # Command Line Arguments
 
+<img src="/command_line_arguments/header.png" height="200px"/>
+
 When you run a program like so
 
 ```

src/command_line_arguments/header.png

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 # Exceptions II
 
+<img src="/exceptions_ii/header.png" height="200px"/>
+
 Perhaps unsurprisingly, `RuntimeException` is not the only kind of exception
 that can be thrown.
 

src/exceptions_ii.md

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 # Global Fields
 
+
+<img src="/global_fields/header.png" height="200px"/>
+
 You can make field declarations outside of a class.
 This makes these fields "global" to the program.
 

src/exceptions_ii/header.png

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 # Growable Arrays
 
+<img src="/growable_arrays/header.png" height="200px"/>
+
 Arrays are fixed size collections of elements. This means when we make an array
 that is 5 elements big it will always be 5 elements big.
 

src/global_fields.md

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 # Hardware
+<img src="/hardware/header.png" height="200px"/>
 
 That was a long stretch of Java, so I think you've earned a bit of a detour into
 general computing knowledge.