Kip Bodey wrote:i am having trouble currently, i know there will be other bugs, but my current problem is when im trying to choose case 2 and call markItemOnLoan i cant seem to find the title i want after i enter a few.
i will include all of my code but i have mentioned what im currently stuck on
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Kip Bodey wrote:everything you told me not to do, are things i am doing because my professor told me to do.
This is my i think 13th try on this program. ive spent days thinking. Yesterday however i solved a couple of of the problems i had been working on and I think i got ahead of myself. but thank both of you very much for your help. I will take another shot at it today.
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Kip Bodey wrote:Again thank you I did read that page, twice actually. My teacher had us read one very similar. I have been working on this project method by method.
I have fixed my last problem, I am now working through some of the things it is doing the i dont want it to do. For instance throwing an error message, but instead of not doing it, it did it to my next index.
but i am on my way to a better project.
I am confident I can figure the rest out on my own, but if not I am sure I will see you soon. Thank you again for everything.
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Kip Bodey wrote:okay maybe i actually do need something. here is my english for this problem. for each item in the items array if the title is equal to the title then call markonloan if it doesnt equal a title print error message. it is printing an error message no matter what
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Kip Bodey wrote:thank you for your time i finally got it
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