Salar info #1372
Salar info #1372
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Great job on implementing the SalaryInfo class! 🎉 Your code effectively meets the task requirements, and you've demonstrated a solid understanding of Java concepts. Here are a few points to consider for improvement:
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Input Validation: It's important to add validation for input parameters like
names,data,startDate, andendDateto prevent potentialNullPointerExceptionor incorrect behavior. Ensuring these inputs are not null or empty will make your code more robust. -
Exception Handling: While your code correctly throws an
IllegalDateParametersExceptionfor logical date checks, remember to handle potentialNumberFormatExceptionwhen parsing integers. This will help manage unexpected input gracefully. -
Cross-Platform Compatibility: Consider using
System.lineSeparator()instead of\nfor line separation to enhance cross-platform compatibility.
Your code is well-structured and follows good practices, with informative variable names and efficient use of StringBuilder. Keep up the great work, and make sure to address these points in future projects to continue improving your coding skills! 🚀
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| public String getSalaryInfo(String[] names, String[] data, String startDate, |
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Consider adding validation for the input parameters names, data, startDate, and endDate to ensure they are not null or empty. This will prevent potential NullPointerException or incorrect behavior when the method is called with invalid inputs.
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| if (!entryDate.isBefore(start) && !entryDate.isAfter(end)) { | ||
| String employeeName = entryParts[1]; | ||
| int hoursWorked = Integer.parseInt(entryParts[2]); |
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Parsing integers from strings can throw a NumberFormatException if the string is not a valid integer. Consider adding error handling to manage such cases gracefully.
| if (!entryDate.isBefore(start) && !entryDate.isAfter(end)) { | ||
| String employeeName = entryParts[1]; | ||
| int hoursWorked = Integer.parseInt(entryParts[2]); | ||
| int hourlyRate = Integer.parseInt(entryParts[3]); |
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Similar to the previous comment, ensure that parsing the hourly rate does not throw a NumberFormatException by adding appropriate error handling.
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