MethodSwitch 1 #2
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First publish of the MethodSwitch program.
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The only thing I noticed, is you forgot to do the comments on your functions by using the /** "enter" that he showed in class this week. |
Added comments to the MethodSwitch program.
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Thanks Steven. Got carried away with formatting what became some pretty sloppy code and forgot all about comments. |
| System.out.println("Enter '1' to play FIZZBUZZ.\n" + "Enter '2' to view the value of your chosen word.\n" + "Enter '3' to use the salary calculator.\n" | ||
| + "Enter '4' to check your grade.\n" + "Enter '5' to play Truth or Dare.\n" + "Enter '6' or any other number to EXIT."); | ||
| number = keyboard.nextInt(); | ||
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If each menu item were on a separate line, it would make reading and editing it much easier.
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Nice program, neat and easy to read (except where noted). |
Changed formatting in the MethodSwitch program to make menu items easier to read.
| System.out.println("Enter 'Truth' or 'Dare':"); | ||
| response = keyboard.next(); | ||
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| if (response.equalsIgnoreCase("TRUTH")){ |
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These truth or dare literals are perfect opportunities to use constants within your function.
final String TRUTH = "truth";
final String DARE = "dare";
if(response.equalsIgnoreCase(TRUTH)){}
if(response.equalsIgnoreCase(DARE)){}No requirement to make this change just a way of thinking about it. I felt this "TRUTH" variable was almost screaming out like you wanted it to be a constant 👍
First publish of the MethodSwitch program.