Getting Loopy

keithtaylor · **Getting Loopy -** 07-18-2013, 12:57 PM

Well this Lab was actually kinda fun, I enjoyed it, and the experience from the previous Assignment actually helped with this one, the only problem that I had was tying to get the "yes or no" to work, then I figured out that you could use a Boolean to ask for it. Put most of my work in a loop, and then set the number of revolutions to = the number of spins the user asked for so that it would slow down, and wala, IT WORKS!!!! ;-)

JasonEllis · 07-21-2013, 05:01 PM

So you created a boolean variable for your yes or no? Did you ask the user to enter the string "yes", or did you do the yes or no buttons?

I was going to do the yes or no buttons, but it seemed from the instructions that Professor X wants us to use the string. I set mine to loop while my variable equals yes, Yes, or YES.

mf1782 · 07-22-2013, 05:53 PM

Setting the yes or no with buttons...Great idea, Jason. However, I think you're right on what Prof. X wants to see with string variables. With your input it just proves that with more sets of eyes, it sure can bring a lot of enhancements to coding!

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keithtaylor Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 9 Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Dallas, Tx	Getting Loopy - 07-18-2013, 12:57 PM Well this Lab was actually kinda fun, I enjoyed it, and the experience from the previous Assignment actually helped with this one, the only problem that I had was tying to get the "yes or no" to work, then I figured out that you could use a Boolean to ask for it. Put most of my work in a loop, and then set the number of revolutions to = the number of spins the user asked for so that it would slow down, and wala, IT WORKS!!!! ;-)

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JasonEllis Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 11 Join Date: Jul 2013	07-21-2013, 05:01 PM So you created a boolean variable for your yes or no? Did you ask the user to enter the string "yes", or did you do the yes or no buttons? I was going to do the yes or no buttons, but it seemed from the instructions that Professor X wants us to use the string. I set mine to loop while my variable equals yes, Yes, or YES.

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mf1782 Junior Member Status: Offline Posts: 14 Join Date: Jul 2013	07-22-2013, 05:53 PM Setting the yes or no with buttons...Great idea, Jason. However, I think you're right on what Prof. X wants to see with string variables. With your input it just proves that with more sets of eyes, it sure can bring a lot of enhancements to coding!