Object Oriented Programming

We started a new unit today, something called Object Oriented Programming. Apparently it involves breaking down larger programs into smaller, manageable pieces. We did some work with classes and structures (which are dumbed down version of classes).In unrelated news, the school Internet decided to go on strike and refuses to work half of the time. Hopefully this won't put the rest of the week at risk.

A Test

So I handed in the assignment, got a pretty decent mark. Then I found out we were doing a test the next day so I did some studying. The first three questions on the test were nice practice questions we did, but re-programming them took so long I didn't have time to start the challenge question. I'd hate to cut this post short but it was Thanksgiving Monday and we didn't have school.

The Assignment

I was sick on Thursday so I heard we were handed out an assignment concerning simulating a tennis game.I Haven't finished the program yet but it's a nice challenge. Today we did some work with generating random numbers without repitition, something I already understood pretty well thanks to my previous experience with Turing. The example NFL Football helmet program he showed us was a nice example of how to do it (The average was around $27 but I could have sworn I saw one total up at $44). Can't wait to find out what we're doing on Tuesday! Happy Thanksgiving!

Randomly Generated Numbers Eh?

We started doing some work on randomly generated numbers, doing some basic review with generating integers and decimals with a maximum and minum value using r.Next(max,min). Hopefully this unit will stay as easy as it started, I still can't wrap my head around the arrays we did last unit. The practice Shooting Gallery program we did was a nice test and I managed to finish it without much trouble.