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==Questions==
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# Which file(s) did you have to examine?
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# What are your first reactions to these files when you examine them?
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# How is the code for working with command-line switches organized at the method, class and project levels? (e.g. is is all in one class? broken across multiple classes? spread across many methods? etc)
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# How are invalid or non-existent Filenames dealt with?
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# Find and describe 2 similarities between the code you examined in both projects.
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# Find and describe 2 differences between the code you examined in both projects.
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==Answers==
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<td>main.c</td>
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<td>main.java</td>
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<td>filefunctions.cs, ... file for each command line function</td>
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<td>Overwhelming, hard to follow</td>
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<td>much easier to follow, easier to read</td>
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<td>easier to follow</td>
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<td>easier to follow</td>
 
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Latest revision as of 16:07, 20 January 2007

Questions

  1. Which file(s) did you have to examine?
  2. What are your first reactions to these files when you examine them?
  3. How is the code for working with command-line switches organized at the method, class and project levels? (e.g. is is all in one class? broken across multiple classes? spread across many methods? etc)
  4. How are invalid or non-existent Filenames dealt with?
  5. Find and describe 2 similarities between the code you examined in both projects.
  6. Find and describe 2 differences between the code you examined in both projects.

Answers

Make Ant NAnt XBuild
1 main.c main.java filefunctions.cs, ... file for each command line function parameters.cs
2 Overwhelming, hard to follow much easier to follow, easier to read easier to follow easier to follow
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