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A behaviour driven example of writing a Java program
A new exercise example just posted from the Java course I'm running this week - contionals, loops, and a few static functions. The question is to rea from the user how many tables there are in a restaurant, then read the width and length of each table and report on the number of people who can be seated at each table as it's added in, and to keep a cumulative total for the restaruant as a whole. I provided a sample of what I wanted the results to look like as my specification - "Behaviour Driven Developement" in its simplest form if you would like to thing of it like that. Full source [here] (written 2014-12-09) Associated topics are indexed as below, or enter http://melksh.am/nnnn for individual articles Q456 - Object Orientation and General technical topics - Test Driven Development and Behaviour Driven Development[4326] Learning to program - comments, documentation and test code - (2014-11-22) [4336] Test Driven Development - a first example of principle in C - (2014-12-01) [4374] Test driven development, and class design, from first principles (using C++) - (2014-12-30) [4380] Behaviour Driven Development / Ruby and Cucumber - (2015-01-02) [4387] Regression Testing my website - Cucumber and Watir - (2015-01-07) [4457] Test framework for TCL - Tcltest - some examples - (2015-03-11) [4542] The principle of mocking - and the Python Mock package - (2015-10-17) [4634] Regression testing - via a very short C testing framework - (2016-01-29) [4652] Testing new algorithms in PHP - (2016-02-20) J704 - Java - Loops and Conditional Statements [353] Wimbledon Neck - (2005-06-20) [1220] for loop - how it works (Perl, PHP, Java, C, etc) - (2007-06-06) [1582] Ruby, C, Java and more - getting out of loops - (2008-03-19) [1696] Saying NOT in Perl, PHP, Python, Lua ... - (2008-07-04) [2734] for and foreach in Java - (2010-04-22) [3038] Setting up individual variables, and arrays, in Java - some commented examples - (2010-11-09) [3200] How a for loop works Java, Perl and other languages - (2011-03-12) [3397] Does a for loop evaluate its end condition once, or on every iteration? - (2011-08-18) [4322] Learning to Program - the conditional statement (if) - (2014-11-21) [4323] Learning to program - Loop statements such as while - (2014-11-22) [4427] Java example - for loop and conditionals from course exercise - (2015-02-16)
Some other Articles
Keyboard reader for Java programming newcomersWhen I am old, what will worry me? Taking my life in my hands in Swansea Arrays in Java - an introduction for newcomers A behaviour driven example of writing a Java program Incrementing a variable in Java - Pre and Post Increment Python base and inherited classes, test harness and unit testing - new examples Politics and the railway the connects Wiltshire My first official measure - Passenger Entrys and Exits - revisited 9 years later Segmentation Fault, Segmentation Violation, Bus Error, Stack Smashing |
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