This exercise implements a binary search method for an array of numbers halving the search area each time. My Code Main BinarySearch Model Code Main BinarySearch Comments My code is the same as the model code. And that was the end of Object-Oriented Programming with Java, part I. Now, onward to part 2.
This exercise implements a number guessing game were the user guesses a number between a lower and upper limit. My Code Main GuessingGame Model Code Main GuessingGame Comments I think their solution is better but only because of it readability, not it’s functionality. Again I have an added variable to the model code.
This exercise creates a sorting program that returns the value, swaps values and also returns the index of the smallest value. My Code Main Model Code Comments At first I thought it was a lot worse than it was. The model codes variables are better, the code cleaner but in most cases i go about …
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This exercise gets us to create a Bird Watchers database. Basically the same as the Library exercise from before. My Code Main Bird Database Comments As far as I can tell it works correctly but as I was unable to test it (there was an error from TMC) I might have missed something. I suppose …
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This exercise asks us to implement a grades distribution program in an program form we decide. My Code Main Grades Model Code Main GradeDistribution Comments Well, as to be expected there are a lot of difference between my code and the model code. I prefer the model code. The use of if statements to assign …
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