In the tech world today, so many things evolve around especially changes in the production of tech products, so many things, features and specifications of most mobile phones and gadgets have also taken a new look so because of these one or two changes in the tech market today, it is important to note very important things before buying any tech product. Things To Note Before Buying Any phone In this post I have decided…
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In this section of the case study we look at the view part of the MVC paradigm and code as much of the view as we can from the information provided within the Project Proposal. Before we start coding the view we need to spend some time thinking about the overall design of the GUI. This includes the common panel we are going to display to the user on startup for the entry of the…
"View Part 1Homepage « Case Study « View Part 1"· ·Case Study ·Scenario & Setup ·Model Part 1 ·View Part 1 ·Controller Part 1 ·Model Part 2 ·Controller Part 2 ·View Part 2 ·Testing & Wrap Up Controller TestingHomepage « Case Study « Controller Testing In this lesson we do some visual checks to ensure the controller code is working and end-to-end testing to show that the disparate parts of our system function together correctly. We have already used controller code for some end-to-end testing without…
"Case Study – Testing Our Controller Code"· 2.3 Using AssertionsHomepage « Java6 Certification « 2.3 Using Assertions This lesson shows the syntax, rules and correct usage of assertions. Assertions are a mechanism, mainly used in development, that allow us to check conditions that we expect to be true. We use the assert keyword for this purpose and if the condition returns true as expected then normal program flow continues. If, however, the condition returns false an assertion error is thrown. Lets take a look…
"Flow Control"Learning Java6 Java is an object oriented programming language and computing platform that was first released by Sun Microsystems in early 1996 and has grown in popularity ever since. The Java language has gone through a lot of changes during its evolution and the table below outlines the major releases. Release Name And Date Codename Known As ≈ Number Of Classes JDK 1.0 (January 23, 1996) Oak Java 1 250 JDK 1.1 (February 19, 1997)…
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