EXPAND THE GENERAL TAB AND SELECT EXISTING PROJECT INTO WORKSPACE OPTION

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EXPAND THE GENERAL TAB AND SELECT EXISTING PROJECT INTO WORKSPACE OPTION

Startup notes

1.Eclipse Installation instructions

a.Download the archive file PFAssign1.zip.

b.Choose import option in file menu item. Expand the General tab and select Existing project into workspace option. Selection the button Select-archive-file and navigate

to the downloaded file PFAssign1.zip, and press Finish. Ensure that in the Run menu Run-Configuration option, under Java Application, in the Main tab, that Robot is specified as the Main class. You can now run the project.

c.The control method in RobotControl.java has some code to get you started.

d.You can specify the bar and block heights (for sections B to E) by selecting “Run” → “Run Configurations” from the menu, then clicking on the “Arguments” tab and typing in your arguments in the text box (for example, 734561 231231 for section C)

Coding style / structure

You are required to adhere to all standard java coding conventions, which include correct and consistent indentation of code, use of appropriate identifiers for variables and comments describing the main logic program. However, avoid commenting code that is obvious to the reader (for example, x = 5; // assigning 5 to x). You can also make the program structure clearer by subdividing your code into blocks or methods.

When awarding marks, the clarity of code and efficiency of code will also be considered. Once, you have made your code to work you are expected to refactor your code removing any duplicated, redundant or misleading code and improving the efficiency by removing unwanted moves.

Note: You are expected to use loops and nested loops to avoid repeating the code for moving each single block for requirements B and C (for requirement A we will accept any working solution that demonstrates the use of loops, even if nested loops have not been utilized). You are also encouraged to use methods for parts (D) and (E).

What you need to do

Students are advised to tackle each of the requirements in turn – when you have completed the code for one stage of the assignment (eg. Requirement A) then you can comment that section out and proceed to the next stage.

You should leave the last FUNCTIONAL stage you have completed uncommented and comment out previously completed stages (don’t delete them just in case). If you have made an attempt at a later section (B, C, D) but without successful completion, then comment that section out. In your report highlight your problems and lessons learnt. This will allow the marker to award marks for working code based on code execution, and marks for partial completion based on code inspection.