G
gudia
to practise for my exam relating to
static,abstract,overloading,overriding.can smbody help plz
static,abstract,overloading,overriding.can smbody help plz
H
Hal Rosser
gudia said:
Let's hope its not a spelling exam.
J
Jeff Higgins
gudia wrote
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;
public class Exam {
private static final String ExamHeader = "Exam";
public static void main(String[] args) {
StringBuffer exam = new StringBuffer();
}
public static abstract class AbstractQuestion {
public abstract String getQuestion();
}
public static final class MultipleChoiceQuestion
extends AbstractQuestion {
public static final Set<String> defaultChoices;
static {
defaultChoices = new HashSet<String>();
defaultChoices.add("Yes");
defaultChoices.add("No");
defaultChoices.add("All of the above.");
}
public String getQuestion() {
return null;
}
public String getQuestion(int choiceCount) {
return null;
}
public String toString() {
return super.toString();
}
}
}
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Set;
public class Exam {
private static final String ExamHeader = "Exam";
public static void main(String[] args) {
StringBuffer exam = new StringBuffer();
}
public static abstract class AbstractQuestion {
public abstract String getQuestion();
}
public static final class MultipleChoiceQuestion
extends AbstractQuestion {
public static final Set<String> defaultChoices;
static {
defaultChoices = new HashSet<String>();
defaultChoices.add("Yes");
defaultChoices.add("No");
defaultChoices.add("All of the above.");
}
public String getQuestion() {
return null;
}
public String getQuestion(int choiceCount) {
return null;
}
public String toString() {
return super.toString();
}
}
}
O
Owen Jacobson
Too complicated. Here's mine:
;
J
Jeff Higgins
Owen Jacobson wrote:
Too complicated. Here's mine:
;
With the realization of their equivalence,
he will now practise reducing my
complicated snippet to your simple one.
Too complicated. Here's mine:
;
With the realization of their equivalence,
he will now practise reducing my
complicated snippet to your simple one.
R
rossum
defaultChoices.add("None of the above.");
// See Nargajuna for details.
J
Jeff Higgins
rossum wrote>
Like a dream, like an illusion,
Like a city of Gandharvas,
So have arising, abiding,
And ceasing been explained.
Thanks.
Like a dream, like an illusion,
Like a city of Gandharvas,
So have arising, abiding,
And ceasing been explained.
Thanks.
R
rossum
Samsara does not have the slightest distinction from Nirvana.
Nirvana does not have the slightest distinction from Samsara.
Whatever is the end of Nirvana, that is the end of Samsara.
There is not even a very subtle slight distinction between the two.
rossum
L
Lew
Jeff said:
I prefer those two choices to be offered in the opposite order:
Philosophy 301 - Principles of Zen, Final Exam
Fill in the blank:
"The truth that can be spoken ______ the real truth."
A - is
B - is not
C - is and is not
D - none of the above
E - all of the above
J
Jeff Higgins
rossum wrote
I tend to be more touchy-feely.
J
Jeff Higgins
public String getQuestion(List<String choices) {Lew said:
return null;
}
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