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This program asks the user for multiple words and then prints them out in reverse order when an empty string has been inserted. My Code Model Code Comments I am obviously out of practice. Although my code works fine the model code uses the condition true for the while loop and then an if statement …
Read moreObject-Oriented Programming with Java, part I – Exercise 59
This program accepts user input and adds it to a list until the user inputs the same word twice at which point it stops. My Code Model Code Comments I’ll count that as somewhat of an epic failure. My boolean variable could have been replaced by a simple break in the if statement and the …
Read moreObject-Oriented Programming with Java, part I – Exercise 58
This program accepts input from a user until an empty string is input and then it prints all the previous words. My Code Model Code Comments They are pretty close but since mine has repetition of the questions (inside and outside the loop) I would have to say the model code is better. It doesn’t …
Read moreObject-Oriented Programming with Java, part I – Exercise 57
This program asks the user for a word and then the length of the first part to be printed. My Code Model Code Comments Relatively the same although I forgot to use =+ to in the loop to add the characters to the end of revText whereas the Model Code does to add to result.
This program takes a string input by the user and then outputs it in reverse order. My Code Model Code Comments My code is the same as the model code.