A1Greeter that works just like the Greeter class found on the CS 46A web site, except that the greet method prints the word "from" and your name following the greeting (on the same line). Your class should have no main method.
Test your class definitions with the code in the file A1.java, which is available on the class web site (and which does have a main method). The results of your test should look like
hello from Jeff Smith bonjour from Jeff Smith aloha from Jeff Smith buenos dias from Jeff Smith buenos dias from Jeff Smith aloha from Jeff Smith bonjour from Jeff Smith hello from Jeff Smith Process completed successfullyexcept that the last line may be different (or missing altogether) and your name should replace "Jeff Smith". In particular, the greetings should occupy exactly 8 separate lines.
You should provide reasonable documentation of each class, method, and instance field by modifying the documentation of the Greeter class in an appropriate way. Although for later assignments you should use the javadoc utility to check the syntax of those comments delimited by /** and */, you needn't do this for this assignment. For later assignments I will also be stricter about the appropriateness of the documentation than for this one.
Turn in
A1Greeter.java file, and
A1 class on your A1Greeter class, and not the text you think should result, or the text above.
Assignment 1, CS 46A. Or you may turn in both of these files on a diskette.