Re: Can this Class be cleaned up at all?
- From: John T <printdude1968@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2007 03:06:35 GMT
hiwa wrote:
On Feb 25, 11:22 am, John T <printdude1...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:Ummm.... a well structured class that follows all the good programming guidelines? I'm trying to create a system that will allow my "customer" to create and simulate a large company with various departments. So I am starting out with the low level classes like Employee. I have created also an interface called EmployeeDoes which has bodyless methods like "getARaise" and "getAPromotion". Employee implements EmployeeDoes in the next iteration. I have also a class called Manager which extends Employee. There will also be a class called Director, and so on.
hiwa wrote:
On Feb 25, 10:08 am, John T <printdude1...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
any improvements
Toward what goal(s)?
What is/are your requirement(s)?
After all my classes have been contructed and tested via tester classes like "ManagerTest" and "EmployeeTest" I am hoping to use an Oracle Database to store the company's employee list and use a GUI to manipulate it. But I am starting small with the Employee class and want it to be both readable and maintainable so that when I turn the product over to the client, along with the source code, it will be something they can use, and extend as required.
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