Chapter 9 Writing Your Own Methods

Learn to Program — by Chris Pine (46 / 105)

👈 A Few Things to Try | TOC | Method Parameters 👉

As we’ve seen, loops and iterators allow us to do the same thing (run the same code) over and over again. However, sometimes we want to do the same thing a number of times but from different places in the program. For example, let’s say we were writing a questionnaire program for a psychology student. From the psychology students I have known and the questionnaires they have given me, it would probably go something like this:

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