package sec01.exam01;
public class TelevisionExam {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Television tv;
tv = new Television();
tv.setModel("SAMSUNG Neo OLED");
tv.setSize("100-inch");
System.out.println(tv.infoTv());
tv.setPower();
if(tv.getPower()) {
System.out.println("TV power: ON");
}
else {
System.out.println("TV poser: OFF");
}
tv.setChannel(24);
System.out.println ("channel is " + tv.getChannel() + ");
tv.channelDown();
System.out.println ("The current channel is " + tv.getChannel() + ");
tv.setPower();
if(tv.getPower()){
System.out.println("TV pwoer: ON");
} } else {
System.out.println("TV power: OFF");
}
System.out.println("=================="); }
Currently, there are two if statements that check the power field in the TelevisionExam class to output on/off of TV power. I want to write an if statement in one method to get rid of duplicate code, what should I do?
java
Subtract by method.
If you can modify the setPower()
of the Television
class, it is recommended that you run a branch statement there.
Example:
public class Television {
public void setPower() {
// There's probably a lot of code here that the setPower() originally does, right?
if (this.getPower()) {
System.out.println("TV power: ON");
} } else {
System.out.println("TV poser: OFF");
}
}
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
Television tv;
tv = new Television();
tv.setModel("SAMSUNG Neo OLED");
tv.setSize("100-inch");
System.out.println(tv.infoTv());
tv.setPower();
tv.setChannel(24);
System.out.println ("channel is " + tv.getChannel() + ");
tv.channelDown();
System.out.println ("The current channel is " + tv.getChannel() + ");
tv.setPower();
System.out.println("==================");
}
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