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update: Python version of the data ouput program is committed. |
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and the interactive one :) |
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Super nitpick but try to get in the hang of removing any remnants of your debugging process when you submit your PRs
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Updates look good! |
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I just committed some java. So far, I've succeeded at outputting the first line of each of the text files. Wondering if you have any feedback as I continue. |
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HashMap works here, might recommend using the Dictionary instead
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Updated with Java! I have two programs, corresponding to the two programs that I wrote in Ruby and Python. |
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I like that you added the throws here. I would say it is more typical to put a try and catch around the block of code than to put the throws at the method level.
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I have two programs in Ruby- one for outputting data (for Washington and South Dakota), and one that takes user input for counties in Washington. These are pretty basic, and I could do more with it, but I thought they were a decent baseline that I can start translating to Python. Glad to take any feedback before I start doing that.