I want to print out what cook3 did for a preparation. This should come out: "Pebble putting on a apron". But instead i only get: "putting on apron", so with out the name. I am trying to add a strategy pattern, which I think I did but the only problem is this now.
Here is my code:
package cook;
import cook.domein.Restaurant;
import cook.domein.apron;
import cook.domein.classic;
import cook.domein.cook;
import cook.domein.hardRock;
import cook.domein.knives;
import cook.domein.preperation;
public class main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Restaurant rest = new Restaurant();
cook cook1 = new cook("");
cook cook2 = new cook("Glenn");
cook cook3 = new cook("Pebble");
rest.addCook(cook1);
rest.addCook(cook2);
rest.addCook(cook3);
rest.doPreparation(new apron());
}
}
Here is my interface:
package cook.domein;
public interface preperation {
public void doPreparation(String naam);
}
This is my subclass apron
package cook.domein;
public class apron implements preperation {
@Override
public void doPreparation(String naam) {
System.out.println(naam+"Putting on a Apron");
}
}
This is my restaurant class:
package cook.domein;
import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List;
public class Restaurant implements preperation{ List cooks;
public Restaurant() {
this.cooks= new ArrayList<cook>();
}
public void addCook(cook cook) {
this.cooks.add(cook);
}
public void removeCook(cook cook) {
this.cooks.remove(cook);
}
public String calculateTotal(){
for(cook cook: cooks){
cook.getNaam();
}
return "";
}
public void doPreparation(preperation prepMethod){
String naam = calculateTotal();
prepMethod.doPreparation(naam);
}
@Override
public void doPreparation(String naam) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
}
}
And cook class: package cook.domein;
public class cook {
private cook naam;
public cook(cook naam) {
this.naam = naam;
}
public cook(String string) {
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
}
public cook getNaam() {
return naam;
}
public void setNaam(cook naam) {
this.naam = naam;
}
}
You're passing an empty string to your doPreparation
method. Here's why:
public String calculateTotal(){
for(cook cook: cooks){
cook.getNaam();
}
return "";
}
This method will only ever return an empty string. This is why you're getting the output that you are; it's working as designed.
It's likely you intended to iterate across all cooks in your restaurant and perform preparation with them. Here's one approach to that.
public void doPreparation(preperation prepMethod){
for(cook currentCook : cooks) {
prepMethod.doPreparation(currentCook.getNaam());
}
}
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