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Java Java Objects (Retired) Delivering the MVP Determining if it is Solved

Posted by Uriah Nevins
Uriah Nevins
1,121 Points

Typo notification.

Just a message to the treehouse staff: this exercise has a typo. It is still easy to know what it is asking, but just thought you might want to know. "Okay, so we have a code version of a carnival based Dunk Tank. As long as the there are tries remaining and the tank has not been dunked, throw the ball."

1 Answer

jcorum
jcorum
71,816 Points
jcorum
jcorum
71,816 Points

Uriah, sorry, but I'm missing it. I don't see any typos.
It says there are still some tries remaining, and the tank hasn't been dunked. Which you are supposed to turn into code:

while (remainingTries > 0 && !dunkTank.isDunked())

Where's the typo?

Uriah Nevins
Uriah Nevins
1,121 Points

Sorry Jcorum, it is in the instructions for the exercise. The code is fine.