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Question on OOP-4 Requirements
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Daniel Loranz
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Joined: Jun 17, 2008
Posts: 41
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For OOP-4 (Lookup) ... 1. Is it OK to simply use 1,2,3, ... 12 as the serial numbers? Seems like doing so would keep nitpicker life moderately simpler. 2. The assignment only asks for a string of info about a particular item. My first thought is to simply use a long string of descriptive text for each item. (eg - "This is a book called blah, written by blah, which costs blah to rent , etc.") But this approach doesn't seem in spirit with the assignment purpose to learn all about polymorphism. There would not be anything really different from a video item and a furniture item. So, I'm guessing I should really define a variety of relevant fields for each class, and build the text string from a particular instance of field values. Is this second approach more in keeping with the assignment goal? Thank you very much. - Dan
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Marilyn de Queiroz
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Joined: Jul 22, 2000
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You can use anything you want for the serial number(s). Your second approach sounds more like what we are looking for.
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