client level code?

Hello,

I am doing a homework assignment that asks me to "Write Java statements at the client level," but I can't tell what "statements at the client level" actually means. Does that just mean pseudocode? (But pseudocode wouldn't be "Java statements," right? But maybe I'm overthinking this...)

Any help is appreciated.

Jay

Hello Jay,

Welcome to JavaRanch.

I think you can always ask your professor if you have any doubt in assignment. By the way what is the complete problem statement?

Vishal Pandya wrote:Hello Jay,

Welcome to JavaRanch.

I think you can always ask your professor if you have any doubt in assignment. By the way what is the complete problem statement?

Hi Vishal, thanks for the welcome.

My problem is of my own making -- I put the assignment off until the last minute, so I won't have a chance to ask before I have to turn it in. There are several questions that ask for "code at the client level." An example question would be:

Suppose that the ADT list did not have a method replace. Write Java statements at the client level that replace an object in the list nameList. The object's position in the list is givenPosition and the replacement object is newObject.

My problem is of my own making -- I put the assignment off until the last minute, so I won't have a chance to ask before I have to turn it in. There are several questions that ask for "code at the client level." An example question would be:

Unfortunately, the term that you are using is not common to us, so asking your professor is still your best bet. All we can do is guess.

Henry

...Or write down a pretty good java code (statements) for the problem statement along with the pseudo code.

. So in any case you will be fine.

Thanks, Henry and Vishal.

Note to self: next time, don't wait til the last minute...

Jay Mandorla wrote:

Suppose that the ADT list did not have a method replace. Write Java statements at the client level that replace an object in the list nameList. The object's position in the list is givenPosition and the replacement object is newObject.

As others have said, the term 'client level code' is non-standard, so your prof' is the best place to get an answer. From the context, though, I think what s/he is looking for is to write code from the perspective of a method using the ADT list, rather than from the perspective of, perhaps, subclassing or implementing the ADT list.

As others have said, the term 'client level code' is non-standard, so your prof' is the best place to get an answer. From the context, though, I think what s/he is looking for is to write code from the perspective of a method using the ADT list, rather than from the perspective of, perhaps, subclassing or implementing the ADT list.

Hmm, yeah, I think that might be it. Thank you!