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John Fisher13-Mar-04 4:26
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You're not too far away. Since you're obviously trying to learn something new, I'll provide leading questions rather than actual answers.

1) How many times is it supposed to cycle through these states?

2) How would you write code to do something that many times?

3) Does the code you have successfully perform one complete state change cycle?

4) (Less important) Would a separate class method (not the constructor) be a better place to do this work?

John

"You said a whole sentence with no words in it, and I understood you!" -- my wife as she cries about slowly becoming a geek.

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QuestionHow can a class call one of its own accessors? Pin
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