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Java

hamsternation
hamsternation
26,615 Points
Posted by hamsternation
hamsternation
26,615 Points

Filtering High Scores submission failing

I think there's an issue with all these Gradle based code submission tasks. I'm pretty certain my code itself is correct, but every time I try to submit the code to these challenges, it says:

"Oh no! We encountered an error with your last submission."

My code:

  public static void printBurgerTimeScoresDeclaratively(List<Score> scores) {
    // TODO: Open a stream off of scores and filter "Burger Time" scores that are larger than 20,000
    // TODO: Print out those scores using the forEach method off of the Stream
    scores.stream()
      .filter(score -> score.getGame().equals("Burger Time"))
      .filter(score -> score.getAmount() >= 20000)
      .forEach(System.out::println);
  }

my output locally in my IDE:

2:59:40 PM: Executing ':Main.main()'...

:compileJava
:processResources
:classes
:Main.main()
There are 3549 total scores. 

Imperative Burger Time Scores Greater than 20,000
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='2,078,500', player='Matthew Grimm', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='225,650', player='Christopher Jedrzejek', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='73,400', player='Patrick Scott Patterson', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='59,550', player='Eric Cummings', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Declarative Burger Time Scores Greater than 20,000
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='2,078,500', player='Matthew Grimm', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='225,650', player='Christopher Jedrzejek', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='73,400', player='Patrick Scott Patterson', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}
Score{game='Burger Time', measuringUnit='NTSC - Points', amountAsString='59,550', player='Eric Cummings', platform='Nintendo Entertainment System'}

BUILD SUCCESSFUL

Total time: 1.338 secs
2:59:41 PM: Execution finished ':Main.main()'.

This happens to the for each challenge and the using method references challenges as well!

@Craig Dennis

Andrew Stevens
Andrew Stevens
11,007 Points
Andrew Stevens
Andrew Stevens
11,007 Points

I am having the same issue hamsternation did you ever pass this? can't see anything obviously wrong with your code or mine.

public class Main {

  public static void main(String[] args) {
    ScoreService service = new ScoreService();
    List<Score> scores = service.getAllScores();
    System.out.printf("There are %d total scores. %n %n", scores.size());
    System.out.println("Imperative Burger Time Scores Greater than 20,000");
    printBurgerTimeScoresImperatively(scores);
    System.out.println("Declarative Burger Time Scores Greater than 20,000");
    printBurgerTimeScoresDeclaratively(scores);
  }


  public static void printBurgerTimeScoresImperatively(List<Score> scores) {
    for (Score score : scores) {
      if (score.getGame().equals("Burger Time") && score.getAmount() >= 20000) {
        System.out.println(score);
      }
    }
  }

  public static void printBurgerTimeScoresDeclaratively(List<Score> scores) {
    // TODO: Open a stream off of scores and filter "Burger Time" scores that are larger than 20,000
  scores.stream()
      .filter(score -> score.getGame().equals("Burger Time"))
      .filter(score -> score.getAmount() >= 20000)
    // TODO: Print out those scores using the forEach method off of the Stream
      .forEach(System.out::println);

  }

}