Testcase Creation (Example: Vending Machine)

Derive test cases from the following informal specifications for a simple vending machine: Program CoinBox accepts quarters and distributes coffee. Users may: - insert a quarter - ask for a cup of coffee - ask for quarters to be returned Coffee costs 2 quarters. The test cases should cover each transition of the finite state machine at least once.

Simple adventure game

I would like to have the basic solution to the challenges included with the code - I can't get my solutions to work. I need to have the java code that will make the changes to the game. (See attached file for full problem description)

Visual Studio 2005.NET C++ Window Forms Create and Use Class Library

In the attached example of Visual Studio 2005.NET C++ Window Forms solution with a main project and a custom class library, I do not know how to link correctly. Please show how to do it so that the example works. Thanks

Difference between object-oriented programming and procedural

Describe the difference between object-oriented programming and procedural (or structural or processual) programming. What, if anything, does the OO model bring to the table and improve upon what was out there pre-OO? How does Java endeavor to represent the OO paradigm? Is OO programming a step forward or a step back in your opinion? Why or why not? Use references and examples to support your position.

Write a Java class that contains 4 instance methods

Write a Java class that contains 4 instance methods that output information related to your education background, work experience, hobbies and skills. This is meant to represent your Curriculum Vitae. The use of other methods to show any additional information related to your CV (such as affiliation to professional bodies/organizations, etc.) is left to your discretion. Write an application class which only contains a main method. This class should create an instance of your CV class and should, through a sequence of method calls, cause your CV information to be displayed on the screen (see Figure 1). Your final answer must consist of two classes (two .java files) described as above.... click for more