Weapon class assignment - Revision history

Admin: Reverted edits by Ysukivewug (talk) to last revision by Admin

2010-11-29T17:44:14Z

Reverted edits by Ysukivewug (talk) to last revision by Admin

Junk at 01:45, 24 November 2010

2010-11-24T01:45:10Z

Admin: /* Other Methods: */

2010-05-07T13:59:13Z

‎Other Methods:

Admin at 13:57, 7 May 2010

2010-05-07T13:57:43Z

Admin: /* Methods */

2010-05-07T13:56:44Z

‎Methods

Admin at 14:53, 30 April 2010

2010-04-30T14:53:38Z

Admin: /* Attributes */

2010-04-30T14:39:43Z

‎Attributes

Admin at 14:24, 30 April 2010

2010-04-30T14:24:52Z

Admin at 13:46, 27 April 2010

2010-04-27T13:46:55Z

Admin at 13:24, 27 April 2010

2010-04-27T13:24:20Z

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 == Objective ==
 * You will learn to create a basic class that encapsulates several attributes and methods
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 * Add the following method to your Weapon class:
-&lt;source lang="java">
+<source lang="java">
 public String getFullName()
+{
 	String modifier = "";
-	if ( damageModifier &lt; 0 )
+	if ( damageModifier < 0 )
 		modifier = "cursed";
-	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 3 )
+	else if ( damageModifier < 3 )
 		modifier = "normal";
-	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 6 )
+	else if ( damageModifier < 6 )
 		modifier = "shiny";
-	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 9 )
+	else if ( damageModifier < 9 )
 		modifier = "high quality";
-	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 12 )
+	else if ( damageModifier < 12 )
 		modifier = "elite";
 	else
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 	return modifier + " " + getName();
+}
-&lt;/source>
+</source>
 '''Note:''' You should still have a getName() method in addition to getFullName()

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
 == Objective ==
 * You will learn to create a basic class that encapsulates several attributes and methods
@@ Line 39: / Line 47: @@
 * Add the following method to your Weapon class:
-<source lang="java">
+&lt;source lang="java">
 public String getFullName()
+{
 	String modifier = "";
-	if ( damageModifier < 0 )
+	if ( damageModifier &lt; 0 )
 		modifier = "cursed";
-	else if ( damageModifier < 3 )
+	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 3 )
 		modifier = "normal";
-	else if ( damageModifier < 6 )
+	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 6 )
 		modifier = "shiny";
-	else if ( damageModifier < 9 )
+	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 9 )
 		modifier = "high quality";
-	else if ( damageModifier < 12 )
+	else if ( damageModifier &lt; 12 )
 		modifier = "elite";
 	else
@@ Line 57: / Line 65: @@
 	return modifier + " " + getName();
+}
-</source>
+&lt;/source>
 '''Note:''' You should still have a getName() method in addition to getFullName()

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 === Other Methods: ===
 * Add the following method to your Weapon class:
@@ Line 57: / Line 58: @@
+}
 </source>

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 ** '''setDamageModifier(int newDamageModifier)''': sets the damageModifier attribute to the newDamageModifier parameter
-=== Other Method(s): ===
+=== Other Methods: ===
 * Add the following method to your Weapon class:

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 The Weapon class should have the following methods:
-===Constructors:===
+=== Constructors: ===
 * '''Weapon()''': the default constructor should initialize the damage modifier to 0, the name to "bare hands", the hit verb to "strikes" and the miss verb to "misses".
 * '''Weapon(int modifier, String name, String hit, String miss)''': this specific constructor should initialize all the attributes to the specified values.
-===Accessors/Mutators:===
+=== Accessors/Mutators: ===
 * All the attributes are declared private, so you should create accessor and mutator methods for each attribute.  The name of the accessor/mutator should follow the standard Java naming conventions
 ** '''getName()''': returns the name attribute
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 ** '''getDamageModifier()''': returns the damageModifier
 ** '''setDamageModifier(int newDamageModifier)''': sets the damageModifier attribute to the newDamageModifier parameter

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 The Weapon class should use instance variables to represent the following attributes.  All attributes should be declared '''private''':
-* String name: the name of the weapon (e.g., "sword" or "magic wand").
+* '''String name''': the name of the weapon (e.g., "sword" or "magic wand").
-* int damageModifier: an integer added to the damage inflicted when the creature scores a hit.
+* '''int damageModifier''': an integer added to the damage inflicted when the creature scores a hit.
-* String hitVerb: a verb to describe the action of the weapon when it scores a hit (e.g., "slashes" or "zaps").
+* '''String hitVerb''': a verb to describe the action of the weapon when it scores a hit (e.g., "slashes" or "zaps").
-* String missVerb: a verb to describe the action of the weapon when it misses (e.g., "whiffs" or "misses").
+* '''String missVerb''': a verb to describe the action of the weapon when it misses (e.g., "whiffs" or "misses").
 == Methods ==
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 ===Constructors:===
-* Weapon(): the default constructor should initialize the damage modifier to 0, the name to "bare hands", the hit verb to "strikes" and the miss verb to "misses".
+* '''Weapon()''': the default constructor should initialize the damage modifier to 0, the name to "bare hands", the hit verb to "strikes" and the miss verb to "misses".
-* Weapon(int modifier, String name, String hit, String miss): this specific constructor should initialize all the attributes to the specified values.
+* '''Weapon(int modifier, String name, String hit, String miss)''': this specific constructor should initialize all the attributes to the specified values.
 ===Accessors/Mutators:===
 * All the attributes are declared private, so you should create accessor and mutator methods for each attribute.  The name of the accessor/mutator should follow the standard Java naming conventions
-** getName()
+** '''getName()''': returns the name attribute
-** setName(String newName)
+** '''setName(String newName)''': sets the name attribute to the newName parameter
-** getHitVerb()
+** '''getHitVerb()''': returns the hit verb
-** setHitVerb(String newHitVerb)
+** '''setHitVerb(String newHitVerb)''': sets the hitVerb attribute to the newHitVerb parameter
-** getMissVerb()
+** '''getMissVerb()''': returns the miss verb
-** setMissVerb(String newMissVerb)
+** '''setMissVerb(String newMissVerb)''': sets the missVerb attribute to the newMissVerb parameter
-** getDamageModifier()
+** '''getDamageModifier()''': returns the damageModifier
-** setDamageModifier(int newDamageModifier)
+** '''setDamageModifier(int newDamageModifier)''': sets the damageModifier attribute to the newDamageModifier parameter

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:24, 30 April 2010
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	===Accessors/Mutators:===		===Accessors/Mutators:===
−	* All the attributes are declared private, so you should create accessor and mutator methods for each attribute. The name of the accessor/mutator should follow the standard Java naming conventions (~~i.e. getHitPoints~~()~~, setDamageModifier~~()~~, getName~~()~~, etc.~~).	+	* All the attributes are declared private, so you should create accessor and mutator methods for each attribute. The name of the accessor/mutator should follow the standard Java naming conventions
		+	** getName()
		+	** setName(String newName)
		+	** getHitVerb()
		+	** setHitVerb(String newHitVerb)
		+	** getMissVerb()
		+	** setMissVerb(String newMissVerb)
		+	** getDamageModifier()
		+	** setDamageModifier(int newDamageModifier)

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-=== Objective ===
+== Objective ==
 * You will learn to create a basic class that encapsulates several attributes and methods
-=== Purpose ===
+== Purpose ==
 * The purpose of the Weapon class is to encapsulate the necessary attributes and methods that represent a weapon in the game
-=== Attributes ===
+== Attributes ==
 The Weapon class should use instance variables to represent the following attributes.  All attributes should be declared '''private''':
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 * miss verb (String): a verb to describe the action of the weapon when it misses (e.g., "whiffs" or "misses").
-=== Methods ===
+== Methods ==
 The Weapon class should have the following methods:
-'''Constructors:'''
+===Constructors:===
 * Weapon(): the default constructor should initialize the damage modifier to 0, the name to "bare hands", the hit verb to "strikes" and the miss verb to "misses".
 * Weapon(int modifier, String name, String hit, String miss): this specific constructor should initialize all the attributes to the specified values.
-'''Accessors/Mutators:'''
+===Accessors/Mutators:===
 * All the attributes are declared private, so you should create accessor and mutator methods for each attribute.  The name of the accessor/mutator should follow the standard Java naming conventions (i.e. getHitPoints(), setDamageModifier(), getName(), etc.).

← Older revision		Revision as of 13:24, 27 April 2010
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		+	=== Objective ===
		+	* You will learn to create a basic class that encapsulates several attributes and methods
		+
	=== Purpose ===		=== Purpose ===
	* The purpose of the Weapon class is to encapsulate the necessary attributes and methods that represent a weapon in the game		* The purpose of the Weapon class is to encapsulate the necessary attributes and methods that represent a weapon in the game