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Class ScoreBoard

java.lang.Object
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public class ScoreBoard
extends java.lang.Object

Field Summary

static int SECSINPERIOD


Constructor Summary

ScoreBoard()
          Creates new ScoreBoard

Method Summary

void adjustClock(int secs)
          Change the value for seconds left in a period - pass negative number if want to decrease (take time off the clock) pass a positive number to add time

void beginGame(java.lang.String home, java.lang.String away)
          Establish a bunch of things appropriate to the beginning of a game

void copyMe(ScoreBoard toChange)
          Make a passed score board a copy of the current (calling) score board Not necessary because we have the above - but done to illustrate that object parameters are called by reference - so they can be changed inside the method (unlike primitive parameters such as ints) copy all instance variables

void copyOf(ScoreBoard toCopy)
          Make a score board a copy of a passed scoreboard copy all instance variables

boolean endPeriod()
          reports whether the period is over (clock is zero)

boolean equals(ScoreBoard toCompare)
          Determine if two scoreboards should be considered equal I think probably we want all instance variables to be equal in order to consider the objects equal

java.lang.String getAwayName()
          Report away teams name

int getAwayScore()
          Report away teams score

int getCurrMargin()
          return how much the leading team is leading by

java.lang.String getHomeName()
          Report home teams name

int getHomeScore()
          Report home teams score

java.lang.String getLeadingTeam()
          Report who is leading

int getPeriod()
          Report which period it is

int getTimeLeft()
          Report number of seconds left in period

java.lang.String getTimeLeftString()
          Report time left in period in a friendly string format

int makeFoulShot(java.lang.String team)
          score a foul shot (1 point) for a given team

int makeThreePoint(java.lang.String team)
          score a three point shot (long field goal) for a given team

int makeTwoPoint(java.lang.String team)
          score a two point shot (regular field goal) for a given team

void nextPeriod()
          advance the period number to the next period

void setAwayName(java.lang.String name)
          Establish a new value for away teams name - should probably only be used at very beginning

void setAwayScore(int score)
          Establish a new value for away teams score - should probably only be used at very beginning

void setHomeName(java.lang.String name)
          Establish a new value for home teams name - should probably only be used at very beginningwhich period it is

void setHomeScore(int score)
          Establish a new value for home teams score - should probably only be used at very beginning

void setPeriod(int per)
          Establish a new value for period in game - should probably only be used at very beginning

void setTimeLeft(int secs)
          Establish a new value for seconds left in a period - should probably only be used at very beginning

java.lang.String toString()
          Prepare for nice output of score board

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Field Detail

SECSINPERIOD

public static final int SECSINPERIOD

Constructor Detail

ScoreBoard

public ScoreBoard()

Creates new ScoreBoard

Method Detail

getHomeName

public java.lang.String getHomeName()

Report home teams name

getAwayName

public java.lang.String getAwayName()

Report away teams name

getHomeScore

public int getHomeScore()

Report home teams score

getAwayScore

public int getAwayScore()

Report away teams score

getTimeLeft

public int getTimeLeft()

Report number of seconds left in period

getTimeLeftString

public java.lang.String getTimeLeftString()

Report time left in period in a friendly string format

getLeadingTeam

public java.lang.String getLeadingTeam()

Report who is leading

getCurrMargin

public int getCurrMargin()

return how much the leading team is leading by

getPeriod

public int getPeriod()

Report which period it is

endPeriod

public boolean endPeriod()

reports whether the period is over (clock is zero)

toString

public java.lang.String toString()

Prepare for nice output of score board

Overrides:: toString in class java.lang.Object

equals

public boolean equals(ScoreBoard toCompare)

Determine if two scoreboards should be considered equal I think probably we want all instance variables to be equal in order to consider the objects equal

beginGame

public void beginGame(java.lang.String home,
                      java.lang.String away)

Establish a bunch of things appropriate to the beginning of a game

setHomeName

public void setHomeName(java.lang.String name)

Establish a new value for home teams name - should probably only be used at very beginningwhich period it is

setAwayName

public void setAwayName(java.lang.String name)

Establish a new value for away teams name - should probably only be used at very beginning

setHomeScore

public void setHomeScore(int score)

Establish a new value for home teams score - should probably only be used at very beginning

setAwayScore

public void setAwayScore(int score)

Establish a new value for away teams score - should probably only be used at very beginning

setPeriod

public void setPeriod(int per)

Establish a new value for period in game - should probably only be used at very beginning

setTimeLeft

public void setTimeLeft(int secs)

Establish a new value for seconds left in a period - should probably only be used at very beginning

adjustClock

public void adjustClock(int secs)

Change the value for seconds left in a period - pass negative number if want to decrease (take time off the clock) pass a positive number to add time

makeFoulShot

public int makeFoulShot(java.lang.String team)

score a foul shot (1 point) for a given team

makeTwoPoint

public int makeTwoPoint(java.lang.String team)

score a two point shot (regular field goal) for a given team

makeThreePoint

public int makeThreePoint(java.lang.String team)

score a three point shot (long field goal) for a given team

nextPeriod

public void nextPeriod()

advance the period number to the next period

copyOf

public void copyOf(ScoreBoard toCopy)

Make a score board a copy of a passed scoreboard copy all instance variables

copyMe

public void copyMe(ScoreBoard toChange)

Make a passed score board a copy of the current (calling) score board Not necessary because we have the above - but done to illustrate that object parameters are called by reference - so they can be changed inside the method (unlike primitive parameters such as ints) copy all instance variables