Write <strong>correct, successfully-compiling, correctly-running</strong> programs to accomplish the following tasks:
		<ol>
			<li><span class="code">BookInfo.java</span> -- <span class="top-level">Print out some basic information about your favorite book, like so: </span>
				<pre>
Title:               The Hobbit
Author:             JRR Tolkien
Published:                 1937
Pages:                      304
Favorite Character:     Gandalf
Has a Movie:                Yes
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         For each line, use <span class="code">print</span> for the first half of the line and <span class="code">println</span> for the second half of the line.  For example, for the first line, you would use <span class="code">print</span> for the "Title:" part and <span class="code">println</span> for "The Hobbit". <br/>
				<em>You must get the formatting correct, with all the left ends aligned and all the right ends aligned.  You don't have to use the exact same fields (year published, favorite character, etc.) that I do, but there should be at least 5-6.</em>
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			<li><span class="code">Hourglasses.java</span> -- <span class="top-level">Print out the three alternating, decreasing hourglass shapes, as shown below. </span>
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************
 *        *
  *      *
   ******
   ******
  *      *
 *        *
************
            **********
             *      *
              *    *
               ****
               ****
              *    *
             *      *
            **********
    ********
     *    *
      *  *
       **
       **
      *  *
     *    *
    ********

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			</li>
			<li><span class="code">Poem.java</span> -- <span class="top-level">Pick out a short poem you like or some lyrics from a song, 5 to 7 lines of varying lengths.  On the first two lines, print the title and author <u>centered</u>, followed by the lines formatted as "right-justified."  For example:</span>
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"If I Can Stop One Heart From Breaking"
           Emily Dickinson

If I can stop one heart from breaking,
             I shall not live in vain;
    If I can ease one life the aching,
                     Or cool one pain,
            Or help one fainting robin
                  Unto his nest again,
             I shall not live in vain.
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			</li>
		</ol>
		<strong>In <u>at least 150</u> words, please address the following questions:</strong> <ol><li>How did the process of creating these programs go for you?</li>  <li>What were your main challenges and how did you overcome them?</li>  <li>What did you learn that may be of use as you move along in this class?</li></ol>