Answer by pdmoore for Java Rock/Paper/Scissors Game
This answer focuses on the negative code paths.You use "ERROR!!", "ERROR!", and "ERROR! ERROR!" to indicate something has gone wrong but don't provide any information as to what went wrong or how to...
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You can code cleaner, small and reliable with some minimal optimizations, but as long as it remains in main mode will be an imperative program, not an Object Oriented. Object orientation make the...
View ArticleAnswer by kkhipis for Java Rock/Paper/Scissors Game
Also extract new methods - userQuit(), checkResult(), etc. Then your main game loop will fit the screen, will be easier to maintain, and prettier.Avoid useless comments like //main methodwhen you...
View ArticleAnswer by Matthieu for Java Rock/Paper/Scissors Game
What do you mean by "reduce the size"? Code or byte-code?If it's code you can easily remove a few lines by merging your System.out.print*():System.out.printf("Wins: %d %.2f%%\nLosses: %d %.2f%%\nDraws...
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For my computer science class I am tasked with writing a rock/paper/scissors game. I understand how to write the game, but I was wondering if someone more experienced than I could give me some pointers...
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