not all #9
not all #9
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The thing is, that "1 2 3".toUpperCase() is the same as 1 2 3.
There are two ways, first one - use regexp figure out whether string contains upper case letters. Second one - additionally use toLowerCase().
| if (phrase.equals(phrase.toUpperCase()) ) { | ||
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| else if (phrase.endsWith("?")) { |
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| public class ConsoleCalculator { | ||
| public int Add(int scannetFirstNumInt, int scannetSecondNumInt, String scannerOperations) { |
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Please use lowerCamelCase for method names https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/CamelCase
Also please use static for this methods, so it won't be needed to create instance of ConsoleCalculator
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| System.out.println("Result of" + resultat); | ||
| System.out.println("Make your choice."); | ||
| Scanner scannerOperationsSecond = new Scanner(System.in); |
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One scanner will be enough for reading all numbers and operations, so no reason to create another one.
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| Scanner scannerOperations = new Scanner(System.in); | ||
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User should have possibility to do more than one operations, so there should be a loop, until user enter exit.
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1 done, 2 with some problem, without calculator