It has been years since I last used ASP.NET MVC but in general, it is more complicated to work with it than Python based frameworks. I am currently using Django, which is a more complicated framework than Flask, and it took me less than a week to get going with it. You have a month, it is more than enough to get comfortable with it I would say.
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Started using it and it seems quite good! Thanks.
It's one of the biggest reasons for why people dislike Java: many things in Java is so damn complicated when other languages have implemented a much simpler way of doing it.
Yeah, it is annoying to get user input in Java. It is not intuitive to use a Scanner. Unless you scope documentation, it is not intuitive.
private void fileSystemWatcher_Changed(object sender, FileSystemEventArgs e)
{
var d = System.Windows.Application.Current.Dispatcher;
if(d.CheckAccess())
{
UpdateGraph();
}
else
{
d.BeginInvoke((System.Action)UpdateGraph);
}
}
public void UpdateGraph()
{
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}Alright, as someone who is learning Java and is kind of new to OOP, what are the conventions when it comes to main? Should I use it strictly for object creation and method calling?
So, your main should be a point of entry and that's really it. It should be as lean as possible. There are exceptions but the best practice is to make the main function just a starting point.
Thank you.
I don't know chess much but it sounds like you're going to be constantly asking for user input? Seems pretty complex; are you training the computer to play chess or are you just playing yourself?
I might have made this sound more complicated than it actually is.
I think you'll be good for the first part, you seem ahead of the curve already. Part 2 can be tough but just grind it out - it gets easier once you use those concepts regularly.
It's a grind. I am not even a great programmer. I am not a very smart person in general, so I have to work really hard at times.
I feel ya.
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Application {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Type the intial values for the Knight's position");
int row = input.nextInt();
int column = input.nextInt();
if ((row < 1 || row > 8) || (column < 1 || column > 8)) {
System.out.println("The values must be between 1 and 8");
System.exit(0);
}
input.close();
Knight board1 = new Knight();
board1.setCoordinates(row, column);
board1.horizontalPlus();
board1.horizontalMinus();
board1.verticalPlus();
board1.verticalMinus();
}
}//import java.util.Scanner;
public class Knight {
private int cordx;
private int cordy;
public void setCoordinates(int cordx, int cordy) {
this.cordx = cordx;
this.cordy = cordy;
}
public void horizontalPlus() {
if (cordx + 2 <= 8 && cordy + 1 <= 8) {
printCoordinates(cordx + 2, cordy + 1);
}
if (cordx + 2 <= 8 && cordy - 1 >= 1) {
printCoordinates(cordx + 2, cordy - 1);
}
}
public void horizontalMinus() {
if (cordx - 2 >= 1 && cordy + 1 <= 8) {
printCoordinates(cordx - 2, cordy + 1);
}
if (cordx - 2 >= 1 && cordy - 1 <= 8) {
printCoordinates(cordx - 2, cordy - 1);
}
}
public void verticalPlus() {
if (cordx + 1 <= 8 && cordy + 2 <= 8) {
printCoordinates(cordx + 1, cordy + 2);
}
if (cordx - 1 >= 1 && cordy + 2 <= 8) {
printCoordinates(cordx - 1, cordy + 2);
}
}
public void verticalMinus() {
if(cordx + 1 <= 8 && cordy - 2 >= 1)
{
printCoordinates(cordx + 1, cordy - 2);
}
if(cordx - 1 >= 1 && cordy - 2 >= 1)
{
printCoordinates(cordx - 1, cordy - 2);
}
}
public void printCoordinates(int cordx, int cordy) {
System.out.println(cordx + " " + cordy);
}
}