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you are not allowed to use dictionaries. no spell checker is available. you are not allowed to print the answer.
The questions are straight forward if you indeed the person who wrote the assignment. I think I have alot of spelling errors when I was doing the test.
i used same lockmanager as andrew's book, but locking call was done on server. I submitted my assignment and take the essay on april 11 2008, and got the result today, pretty fast.
i think none of the above 3 record should be returned, because it not exact, Campbell is extra. If user search "Fred" only and only "Fred" is returned, please correct me if i am wrong, i am confused
my spec says: It must allow the user to search the data for all records, or for records where the name and/or location fields exactly match values specified by the user.
does that mean if user type "Fred" in name field in gui and click on search, it must return all contractors with "Fred" not "Freddy"? and is case sensitive? currently my program is not case sensitivy and uses .startswith().
when i implement a method that is declared in an interface. i use eclipse's generate javadoc. which is: /* * (non-Javadoc) * * @see suncertify.connection.Access#bookContractor(int, java.lang.String) */
but when i run checkstyle, they say the method dont have a javadoc. please help