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Tretanya wrote:
Unfortunately I have to use those.

No, you don't.  Instead, you can turn in a project that comments on why those methods are deprecated, and poor practice.

If I were you, I'd do that, and if you were marked down, I'd go to the principal and complain that you were marked down for refusing to learn bad practice from a bad teacher.  At an absolute minimum, I'd use those methods and add a comment that has the name of the string. method that you should use, and explaining why.

Tretanya wrote:
Anytime I think of an idea, it doesn't cover all requirements.


I think your instructor is an idiot.  I actually think that it's really hard to contrive a project based on a list of methods you will use, and it's not conducive to good coding to say 'I ned a while loop here somewhere', instead of just writing an app the way that seems right.

How about a quiz program ? You could use a file format that forces you to use string manipulation to get the answers out of the file, and note that this is convoluted code, written to meet the requirements.  Then you can randomise the order in which potential answers are shown.  I'm thinking you'll use left, right and mid to split out hte answers, and your comment will be that string.split is what you'd have used if not for the requirements )


Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

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