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minor lanternBOT
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<@&987246399047479336> please have a look, thanks.

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I am so lost rn i normally ask chatGPT to help me and this is still makin 0 sense idk where i am getitng it wrong

When you call toString() on an object in Java, it returns a string representation of that object. By default, the toString() method provided by the Object class returns a string containing the class name and the memory address of the object.

You can override this method in your own classes to provide a custom string representation of your objects. This can be useful for debugging or displaying objects in a more meaningful way.

If you're having trouble understanding how toString() works or how to override it, here are some useful links to help you out:

Useful links:

  1. Java toString() method
  2. Customizing toString() for Better Debugging
  3. Effective Java - Item 12: Consider implementing Comparable
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wise pecan
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can i send u my code

gilded stream
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What's the issue? You don't add Slot(SODA) anywhere in your toString method, so it won't contain Slot(SODA)

wise pecan
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wym?

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Does your code pass your tests?

Your code does not pass your tests. Hints follow.
hws.hw3.SlotTest.testToString() toString should mention the product type expected: [true] but was: [false]

gilded stream
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What?

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Do you know what your unit test does?

wise pecan
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no?

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i am just so lost

gilded stream
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Let me guess, you used ChatGPT to write this and now you don't know what anything means?

wise pecan
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yup it was just mainly on Tostring

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like i literally figured out evrything for the most part and the logic but this wasnt clicking

gilded stream
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So stop using ChatGPT and use your own brain so that you learn something

wise pecan
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i use chatgpt as a tool to make me notes and practice question?

gilded stream
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No, you used it to write your code

wise pecan
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ight

gilded stream
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So what are you confused about? Your unit test checks if toString returns a string containing "Slot(SODA)", but your toString method doesn't add "Slot(SODA)" to the result.

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