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help fix this code
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Last edited by dmanmeds; June 23rd, 2014 at 07:10 PM.
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Re: help fix this code
How can the code be compiled and executed for testing? There are missing classes.
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Re: help fix this code
I forgot to change the class name, sorry I fixed that part now. I was having really hard trouble doing all three at once so I started by scratch but only with one dog and once I got one dog running well, I put the other dogs in.
Re: help fix this code
The code needs formatting to make it easier to read.
Several } are hidden at end of a line. }s should be on a line by itself
Statement(s) after an if and for statement should be enclosed in {}s.
Statements after if hidden on same line vs in {}s on a new line
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Re: help fix this code
This is NOT good style:if(fido >=(track-1)) fido = (track-1); //<<<<<<<< HIDDEN statement // it should be on two lines: if(fido >=(track-1)) { fido = (track-1); }
Also there any many for statements with missing {}s
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