There are 2 parts to this assignment. In the first part, you are going to need to modify the program’s structure,
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There are 2 parts to this assignment. In the first part, you
are going to need to modify the program’s structure, update algorithms and
create a new flow chart to solve it. In the second part, you’ll be using those
to help you modify the java program.
So let’s get started!
Part 1: Your loopy Haunted Tower of Terror adventure!
You loved creating your Haunted House in Assignment 3 so
much, that you decided to you want to go for gold and make one that is even
better. To do this, though, you want to really practice your skills and modify
your friend’s program. Hurrah!
So, first,
you will be partnered with someone to work on the assignment with. Once this is
posted on Moodle, you will want to be sure to send them your Assignment 3 submission. Don’t forget to ask for both the Word/Open Office document and the entire Netbeans project file. You’ll need to review their flow chart
and pseudocode, and then take a look
at their code.
You may work with this
person when it comes to understanding their approach and their code, so be sure
to exchange contact information if you have not already done so.
The first thing you will do is make sure that you fully
understand their approach and their code. You will then do the following:
·
With your partner, review the modifications
listed below
·
Select
one of your submissions to
modify as a team
·
Determine who
will do what work on the assignment (be sure to be explicit about this, both with your partner and in your
submission)
·
Set up a schedule
and deadlines for completing the
assignment
All of this must be
documented, included in your Word/Open Office document and turned in with your
new program.
Modifications
Required:
Step 1: JavaDocs
Javadoc is a tool that
generates html documentation from Javadoc comments that you put in your
code. As was covered in Lab, you will be adding JavaDocs to your selected
submission.
Both partners MUST add a portion
of the JavaDocs, and it was be clearly indicated in your JavaDocs, which
partner added which related comments.
As a review, here are two
tutorials on the creation and use of JavaDocs:
