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750 PointsHey all, I'm stack in this quiz of checking the style of fieldName if the first letter is 'm', the second is UpperCase
I think that I don't understand what the quiz want to check. Because I have written the code in a different styles but it still showing me that it is not correct. I do not have a syntax or logic problems, but my code does not meet the functionality that the quiz ask for.
Would you please show me what is wrong with my code
Thanks in advice
public class TeacherAssistant {
public static String validatedFieldName(String fieldName) {
// These things should be verified:
// 1. Member fields must start with an 'm'
// 2. The second letter in the field name must be uppercased to ensure camel-casing
// NOTE: To check if something is not equal use the != symbol. eg: 3 != 4
if ( (fieldName.charAt(0) != 'm') && ( Character.isLetter(fieldName.charAt(1)) == true ) && (Character.isUpperCase(fieldName.charAt(1)) != true) ){
throw new IllegalArgumentException("The fielName doesn't match the style");
}
return fieldName;
}
}
1 Answer
Alexander Nikiforov
Java Web Development Techdegree Graduate 22,175 PointsMake sure you check community answers for help, by clicking at "Validation" at the top of the page above the title fo your question, where you see
Java -> Java -> Objects -> Delivering the MVP -> Validation
Here is direct link, just in case
https://teamtreehouse.com/community/code-challenge:6022
Would be nice also to check answers below the video before this code challenge.
This is the nice answer from link above:
https://teamtreehouse.com/community/java-objects-validation-this-ones-tricky
I tried to play with your solution... It looks good to me, but I don't know why it fails sometimes. But solution here for example suggest that you put into if
condition when fieldName
is accepted, and not the condition when fieldName
is wrong