Outlab 5: Bowling

Due: Friday 8 April at 6 pm

Purpose

The purpose of this programming assignment is to help you gain experience using 1D Arrays.

Partners

This is an individual assignment, though collaboration (not solution sharing) is allowed.

Assignment

Write a program that simulates and scores a game of bowling. As background information, here is an explanation of terminology and scoring.

For this assignment, assume that a game of bowling can contain one or more frames (instead of the standard ten).

Instructions

• Create a BlueJ project named Outlab5.
• Create a class named Driver and copy this code into that class. Do not modify this class at all.
• Supply the missing Bowling class such that when the main method of the Driver class is run, this output is produced. Note: match the output format exactly!

Hints and Assumptions

• Make sure that you understand the provided Driver class before designing a solution for the Bowling class.
• You may assume that the constructor of the Bowling class is called with valid bowling scores and the correct number of frames in the game.
• Design first. Translate into a programming language (Java) second.
• When the final frame contains a strike or spare, the frame needs to be printed differently. Please study the output transcript above carefully to see how.

Grading - 100 points

• 10 points - open frames are scored correctly. All or nothing.
• 10 points - excepting the final frame, frames with spares are scored correctly. All or nothing.
• 10 points - if the final frame is a spare, it is scored correctly. All or nothing.
• 10 points - excepting the final frame, frames with strikes are scored correctly. All or nothing.
• 10 points - if the final frame is a strike, it is scored correctly. All or nothing.
• 10 points - excepting the final frame, the output format matches the output format in the above transcript exactly. There will be a 3 point deduction for each type of mistake up to 10 points.
• 28 points (4 points each) - the output format of the final frame matches the output format found in the above transcript exactly in any valid case such as: (1) an open frame, (2) three strikes, (3) a spare followed by a strike, (4) a spare followed by a non-strike, (5) a strike followed by a spare, (6) two strikes followed by a non-strike, and (7) a strike followed by an open frame. Each of the cases is all or nothing.
• 12 points - the solution is of high quality: object-oriented principles are used, good programming practices are used, redundant code is avoided, Javadoc comments are used, etc.

Submission

By Friday 8 April at 6 pm, submit the file Bowling.java into the appropriate D2L dropbox folder. DO NOT SUBMIT .class files. Late submissions receive no credit, but partial credit can be earned by making an ontime submission.