Mack Grill wrote: I recently turned in a project...
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Here's how it should shake out:
Main.java has the main() method. This is where you instantiate SalesReport.
SalesComputations will contain the methods need to calculate our stuff.
SalesReport will CALL SalesCoputation methods to generate it's reports. "
The Instructor wrote:Project 2 asked that you break up SalesReport, by creating Main.java where SalesReport would be instantiated.
But it looks like you've thrown those out, and kept the original SalesReport. Here's how it should shake out:
Main.java has the main() method. This is where you instantiate SalesReport.
The Directions wrote:The content of the Main class can stay as it is, but put it in the salesIO package.
Mack Grill wrote:I submitted the salescomputations and salesreport class when i turned in the project but i did not include project 2's classes which were salesreport and main class
Steve
Clearly the expectation was that Main was part of this project. It was even supposed to change according to the directions. It also looks like you are expected to build on top of previous projects, not ignore them once they are done. So your problem was that you didn't submit the Main class, meaning there was no proof you followed the directions for the assignment.
Mack Grill wrote:but I do have some methods in the SalesReport class
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Mack Grill wrote:
Clearly the expectation was that Main was part of this project. It was even supposed to change according to the directions. It also looks like you are expected to build on top of previous projects, not ignore them once they are done. So your problem was that you didn't submit the Main class, meaning there was no proof you followed the directions for the assignment.
so what do I need to move over to the Main class?
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