Java Programming

PRG/420 – JAVA PROGRAMMING 1

Team B

University of Phoenix

Abraham Arthur, Bogumila Kenney, Theordore Clarke, Clifton Ratliff

Mr. Paul Stay

April 27, 14

The purpose of this paper is to take a section of a team member’s code and replace it with another code of similarity from another teammates program. We will cover on how both programs were selected as well as the break down and process of identifying classes or funtions.

The way the program was structured and written will also be discussed in this paper. Any syntax or logical errors will be evaluted on the programs. The goal is to identify any erounous errors and rectify them immeadity utimatley aiming for a better written problem.

The application programs, which were written in week four were meant to demonstrate the use Array or Arraylist. This program requires the use of at least one class in addition to the application’s controlling class. The goal is to compare the total annual compensation of two sales persons at a minimum and to calculate the amount of sales from each sales person. The program should prompt the user to enter the name of the two sales persons. The end result of this program will show who matched or exceeded the additional amount of sales by the highest earner.

Team B has selected to look at Abraham Arthur and Theodore Clarke programs, which both display the proper use of access modifiers public and private. Commentation in the code were also very clear and consise given a brief explanation at each section. Primitive type Int was effectivley used as well as the while statement succesfully returning a boolean value. The flow of statements where properly constructued and the use of an Array was also implemented. Both programs followed basic syntax rules and were interpeted as such.

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