hi,
I need to develop new date class in ruby rather then built in date class
program needs to do these things below
1. Read a series of dates from an ASCII text file. You can assume that
all dates in the file are in an acceptable format, with the elements in
the order day, month and year, with the separator being any non-numeric
character. A suitable input file is provided on the course web site.
2. If a date is in error, use exceptions to handle the error and
discard any erroneous dates. Any error messages should be displayed to
the console.
3. Sort the valid dates read from the text file into ascending order.
4. Dates should be able to be displayed in two formats – either
17/07/2008 or 17th July 2008.
5. Implement an increment method that increments the date by a day
Test Data
21/07/2008
22 07 2008
23:07:2008
1/1/2001
29/2/2004
29/2/2003
-2/13/2008
I'm new in ruby just need some help at least for a start.
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Hmmm Hmmm wrote:
I need to develop new date class in ruby rather then built in date class
program needs to do these things below
1. Read a series of dates from an ASCII text file. You can assume that
all dates in the file are in an acceptable format, with the elements in
the order day, month and year, with the separator being any non-numeric
character. A suitable input file is provided on the course web site.
2. If a date is in error, use exceptions to handle the error and
discard any erroneous dates. Any error messages should be displayed to
the console.
3. Sort the valid dates read from the text file into ascending order.
4. Dates should be able to be displayed in two formats – either
17/07/2008 or 17th July 2008.
5. Implement an increment method that increments the date by a day
This looks an awful lot like homework.
Bill Walton wrote:
Hmmm Hmmm wrote:
I need to develop new date class in ruby rather then built in date class
program needs to do these things below
This looks an awful lot like homework.
Yes. Somebody going by the name "Michael Citra" posted the same question two days ago. It's a pity that "Michael" and "Hmmmm" can't work on a solution together.
It truly is Eternal September. I wonder if the instructor is clueful enough to read ruby-talk?
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