[QZ#1 A few questions] about dsa-java HOT 9 CLOSED

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The file structure looks good.

I think you'd better change it back to see whether you can pass those tests in Dr. Choi's script.

I will go over the code but to my understanding, for now, the correct answers matter. But in the future, I think there will be more requirements for the efficiency of the algorithms.

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Also, should our code account for possible compiler errors?

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I am sorry that I did not quite understand what you are referring to. Could you please explain more?

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Say for example if they user entered a negative number and tried to compare it to the number "four" written as a word?

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Oh, very good question. For a real project, you may need to handle those edge cases, but for this quiz, I will only test the cases for the LongInteger input, which contains digits and/or a sign character.

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Should we handle the error if the user enters LongIntegerQuiz(""); with an empty string as an argument?

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You can do it if you want and it will help you become a better developer. But I think I will most look into whether the function works well for this quiz.

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According to the https://emory.gitbook.io/dsa-java/java-essentials/exercises, please feel free to

Add more tests for a more thorough assessment if necessary.

Robustness is definitely one of the goals our application wanna achieve, we can hardly imagine how users would use the application. It is always good to print out some hints for users even if we don't implement how to handle unexpected input.

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