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Commenting Code and Writing Styles --****see later Google Coding Styles****
You need to follow the following guidelines about commenting:- As we are doing Java you should have only ONE class inside each java file
- Always have class Comments contained, the Author, date of creation, updates, Purpose, and how to class (if appropriate). See example below
- Before each class, put comments that tell the user the pupose of the class.
- Before each method inside of a class, put comments on what it does and how to call it.
- Comment inside each method and at variable declarations as appropriate so that users can understand what the code is doing with ease.
- Don't overcomment or undercomment, use common sense.
- Use indention rules to make your code easy to read.
/**The Car class represents a generic Car contains variables about Engine_Size, Gas_Tank @author Lynne Grewe @since Sept. 22, 2024 @version 1.2 **/ class Car { /** * Engine_Size represented by a float that gives size of the engine in Litres (1,000 cubic centemeter * indicates 1.0 litre air-fuel mixture) */ float egineSize; /** Gast taknk size as a float number representing the number of gallons to fill tank */ float gasTank; /** * Sets gasTankto num_gallons * @param num_gallons the number of gallons to set to gas_tank * @returns nothing */ void fill_Tank(float num_gallons) { gasTank = numGallons; } /**Allows user to specify new Engine Size * @param size the new size of the engin in litres * @returns nothing */ void changeEngine(float size) { engineSize = size; } } |