Eclipse extra credit assignment out of my league (PLEASE HELP!) [message #1727381] |
Tue, 22 March 2016 14:37 |
brandon cheatham Messages: 1 Registered: March 2016 |
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I am a Senior in highschool and I take a very introductory version of Java because I plan on studying CSCI in university! For extra credit my teacher gave the whole class to choose for a list of programs they could attempt to write. Considering all of this stuff is out of my league i was hoping I could get somebody to help me do this. Actually, lets me honesty im asking if anyone would be willing to do the code entirely for the assignment below considering most of would consider this kiddie stuff.
You will start by creating a program in Eclipse with the name of lastname_assignment4. A class with
the same name should then be created. Write a program that allows the user to estimate the cost of a
paint job. The user should input the number of rooms that need to be painted. After this, for each
room the square footage of the room should be entered. The total of the square footage for all the
rooms should then be calculated. After this, the price per gallon of paint should be entered. For every
115 Square feet of space, it takes one gallon of paint and 8 hours of labor to paint the wall. For every
hour of labor required, the rate of pay is $18. The program should calculate and output the following:
Total Square Footage, Price Per Gallon, Total Hours Needed, Total Gallons Needed, Labor Cost, Paint
Cost, and Total Cost.
All items above should have their own method within the program. There should be a method for
every input, every calculation, and a single method that will perform all the output.
My teacher said feel free to use any outside resources to try and figure it out so thats what im doing LOL.
Thank you to anyone who feels like helping me!
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Re: Eclipse extra credit assignment out of my league (PLEASE HELP!) [message #1727394 is a reply to message #1727381] |
Tue, 22 March 2016 16:50 |
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On 03/22/2016 08:56 AM, brandon cheatham wrote:
> I am a Senior in highschool and I take a very introductory version of
> Java because I plan on studying CSCI in university! For extra credit my
> teacher gave the whole class to choose for a list of programs they could
> attempt to write. Considering all of this stuff is out of my league i
> was hoping I could get somebody to help me do this. Actually, lets me
> honesty im asking if anyone would be willing to do the code entirely for
> the assignment below considering most of would consider this kiddie stuff.
>
> [snip]
>
> My teacher said feel free to use any outside resources to try and figure
> it out so thats what im doing LOL. Thank you to anyone who feels like
> helping me!
This tends to be a kinder, gentler forum. However, it's also a policy of
this forum not to indulge such requests as homework suggestions as doing
so transcends the purpose of the forum which is to answer questions
about downloading, installing and using Eclipse.
You might find more help, assuming you're doing the work in Java, from
javaranch.com or jguru.com.
Best of luck.
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Re: Eclipse extra credit assignment out of my league (PLEASE HELP!) [message #1727395 is a reply to message #1727394] |
Tue, 22 March 2016 16:53 |
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On 03/22/2016 10:50 AM, Russell Bateman wrote:
> On 03/22/2016 08:56 AM, brandon cheatham wrote:
>> I am a Senior in highschool and I take a very introductory version of
>> Java because I plan on studying CSCI in university! For extra credit my
>> teacher gave the whole class to choose for a list of programs they could
>> attempt to write. Considering all of this stuff is out of my league i
>> was hoping I could get somebody to help me do this. Actually, lets me
>> honesty im asking if anyone would be willing to do the code entirely for
>> the assignment below considering most of would consider this kiddie
>> stuff.
>>
>> [snip]
>>
>> My teacher said feel free to use any outside resources to try and figure
>> it out so thats what im doing LOL. Thank you to anyone who feels like
>> helping me!
>
> This tends to be a kinder, gentler forum. However, it's also a policy of
> this forum not to indulge such requests as homework suggestions as doing
> so transcends the purpose of the forum which is to answer questions
> about downloading, installing and using Eclipse.
>
> You might find more help, assuming you're doing the work in Java, from
> javaranch.com or jguru.com.
>
> Best of luck.
Oh, do, however, come back here for the slightest difficulty in learning
to set up and use Eclipse. You'll get a pretty quick response for that
sort of thing.
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