Ok my assignment is attached, as is the API that my teacher provided. I'm really having trouble implementing the class, if someone could get me started I'd be so appreciative!!
GregorianDateAPIDoc.pdfcsc1350proj04f12.pdf
Thank you!
Meirikai
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Ok my assignment is attached, as is the API that my teacher provided. I'm really having trouble implementing the class, if someone could get me started I'd be so appreciative!!
GregorianDateAPIDoc.pdfcsc1350proj04f12.pdf
Thank you!
Meirikai
Last edited by Deep_4; November 7th, 2012 at 12:49 PM.
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I've written the private ints and getters that I need, my real problem is how to do the if statements needed to make the date valid. I don't know whether those are included in the constructor GregorianDate or if they should be separate methods..?
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I'm not sure if this will help, and I doubt it'll be a perfect solution, but I posted some code here:
http://www.javaprogrammingforums.com...ate-class.html
I revisited this code and made it happen in PHP - okay, I know PHP is a different language, but the logic is the same and the PHP version is much cleaner I think. I'm revisiting some of my old Java code, and I think the date class could be significantly improved, however, you'll have to do it for yourself if the code is a start ;-)
Regards,
Shaun.