Coding ASMR | Driving Test Console App Simulator (Part 2)
6This 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 2 I decide to go on from where I have left off from part 1. I added more factors that determine the outcome whether the driver passed or fails. Outcomes such as weather, missed blind spots and speeding, and of course whether the instructor was strict or not were some factors. I also added user input to the console the driver's info and of course actions such as speed and missed blind spots. I also ran my console to see the outcomes and see how it turned out.
For the next part I will integrate unit testing that tests possible scenarios of drivers and driving test factors.
Note that I did not intend to make this 100% a tutorial, but you might learn something despite it. 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
[1:15] updating Driving Test class
[19:43] Testing again with new functionality
[32:41] Adding user input (less talking)
[44:37] explaining the user input
[45:18] Did I pass? Running user input
[46:38] conclusion
[47:15] End