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    The document discusses a group project to create a coffee menu program in Java. The group originally planned to do multiple topics but decided on converting a C++ coffee shop code to Java. They encountered challenges in translating the machine code from C++ to Java. The project aims to create a simple coffee shop menu program that provides selection and additional information. The development process included planning, analysis, development/testing, and improvements. Screenshots show the program outputs and code. Java was used as the programming language due to its wide usage and syntax based on C and C++.

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    The document discusses a group project to create a coffee menu program in Java. The group originally planned to do multiple topics but decided on converting a C++ coffee shop code to Java. They encountered challenges in translating the machine code from C++ to Java. The project aims to create a simple coffee shop menu program that provides selection and additional information. The development process included planning, analysis, development/testing, and improvements. Screenshots show the program outputs and code. Java was used as the programming language due to its wide usage and syntax based on C and C++.

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    The document discusses a group project to create a coffee menu program in Java. The group originally planned to do multiple topics but decided on converting a C++ coffee shop code to Java. They encountered challenges in translating the machine code from C++ to Java. The project aims to create a simple coffee shop menu program that provides selection and additional information. The development process included planning, analysis, development/testing, and improvements. Screenshots show the program outputs and code. Java was used as the programming language due to its wide usage and syntax based on C and C++.

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    Case Study Itpf 01

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    Christian Joseph Guillasper
    The document discusses a group project to create a coffee menu program in Java. The group originally planned to do multiple topics but decided on converting a C++ coffee shop code to Java. They encountered challenges in translating the machine code from C++ to Java. The project aims to create a simple coffee shop menu program that provides selection and additional information. The development process included planning, analysis, development/testing, and improvements. Screenshots show the program outputs and code. Java was used as the programming language due to its wide usage and syntax based on C and C++.

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    “A case study in regards to

    creating a coffee menu in java”

    GROUP 3
    - James Edward Matias
    - Nathaniel Felipe
    - Beaver Andrei Molina
    - Christian Joseph Guillasper
    I.
    -INTRODUCTION
    As a group, we originally decided on selecting a group of
    topics, but the final topic was decided to be the derivation
    of the code implemented in C++. The hurdles encountered
    upon making the project are the dissemination of the code
    into Java from the machine code of C++, but regarding
    experience, we are still learning as a group in creating this
    project.

    -The brief overview of the project is that it's a simple


    coffee shop menu derived from our CC103 development
    code, which we are implementing. Our aim is to create a
    simple coffee shop menu that gives a selection and also
    gives additional information to further improve upon the
    said topic.
    II. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT CYCLE

    * PLANNING - In regards to how the planning stage flowed


    accordingly a group meeting in which the members of the
    group concluded in a brainstorming portion on how we can
    take breaking down and dissemination of the source code
    given, the cafe Scamsbucks in which the group favored
    keeping the project in the funnier demeanor.
    II. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT CYCLE

    * ANALYSIS - In the following meetings the code was broken


    down into segments and the group members each took a part
    in which some focused on the coding aspects and others took
    aspects in helping others debug certain issues which arose.
    II. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT CYCLE

    * DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING - In this regard, we


    brainstormed how the program would look on the terminal and
    how it would be when users interacted with the said program,
    and in the latter half of development, some debugging and re-
    writing of code to match the program better and make the
    code much easier to understand which the assigned script
    writer mostly type the codes and people watch over them and
    point out errors.
    II. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT CYCLE

    * IMPROVEMENTS AND UPGRADES - The code is very


    rudimentary and simple some have Graphical interphases and
    interactable content for the user to see and which the program
    can be further improved upon in regards to the coding-end
    also further upon the subject point the menu can be further
    improved with combinations of orders or improvements in the
    addition of specials or certain times of day for the clients to
    view.
    III. Screenshot of each output
    III. Screenshot of each output
    III. Screenshot of each output
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    IV. Screenshot of each code
    V. PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE USED WITH
    EXPLANATION

    Java is a widely used object-oriented programming language


    and software platform that runs on billions of devices, including
    notebook computers, mobile devices, gaming consoles, medical
    devices and many others. The rules and syntax of Java are based
    on the C and C++ languages.
    THANK YOU

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