Coding ASMR | Driving Test Console App Simulator (Part 1)

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This is a lo-fi ASMR coding video of me writing a program of Java that involves object oriented programming

Watch me code a little made-up Java program that simulates (kind of) a Driving test and a driver doing a driving test, and determine if the driver passes or fails based on how the driver did.

In part 1 I begin to make a Driver class that represents a driver driving a car (sorry no driving game here) and all the things the driver did including mistakes like running a red light. I also define another class to denote a driving test, storing all the speed zones which I will use in part 2 of the video.

After making these classes I test the classes by making a Driver instance, setting the things/mistakes the driver did which determines the outcome of the test.

Since this is part 1 of many, the driving test console app does not have a lot of functionality yet!

Note that I did not intend to make this 100% a tutorial. This is for your ASMR tingles as you watch me code. I made keyboard sounds as I code as well as speak in a quiet room voice for the tingles. I made this a simple program so the coding can git in the timespan of a video.

[0:00] Intro
[1:42] Driver class
[13:00] DrivingTest class
[20:27] evaluating the driver function/method
[25:06] Testing a driver
[31:10] conclusion
[32:44] End







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