Programming Instructions For Eppler's Offseason

[failos]

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[Chuck]

10 hours ago, Φαήλος said:

You are tasked with creating an algorithm that encapsulates Eppler's methodologies.

 

I did one for Epp's pitching methodology.

class Peanut {
    let name: String
    let age: Int
    let isInjuryProne: Bool
    let isTommyJohnProne: Bool
    let hasGreatControl: Bool
    let throwsHeat: Bool
    let isAce: Bool
    
    init(name: String,
         age: Int,
         isInjuryProne: Bool,
         isTommyJohnProne: Bool,
         hasGreatControl: Bool, throwsHeat: Bool, isAce: Bool) {
        self.name = name
        self.age = age
        self.isInjuryProne = isInjuryProne
        self.isTommyJohnProne = isTommyJohnProne
        self.hasGreatControl = hasGreatControl
        self.throwsHeat = throwsHeat
        self.isAce = isAce
    }
}

class PeanutsStore {
  	/// Examples only
    private let peanut1 = Peanut(name: "Ordisamer Despagne",
                                 age: 32,
                                 isInjuryProne: false,
                                 isTommyJohnProne: false,
                                 hasGreatControl: false,
                                 throwsHeat: true,
                                 isAce: false)
    
    private let peanut2 = Peanut(name: "Julio Teheran",
                                 age: 30, isInjuryProne: false,
                                 isTommyJohnProne: false,
                                 hasGreatControl: false,
                                 throwsHeat: true,
                                 isAce: false)
    
    private let peanut3 = Peanut(name: "Trevor Cahill",
                                 age: 45,
                                 isInjuryProne: true,
                                 isTommyJohnProne: true,
                                 hasGreatControl: false,
                                 throwsHeat: false,
                                 isAce: false)
    
    var peanuts: [Peanut] {
        return [peanut1, peanut2, peanut3]
    }
    
    init() {}
}

class EpplerOffseason {
    let peanuts = PeanutsStore().peanuts
    
    func getPeanuts() -> Peanut? {
        // Iterate over peanuts to find the right one
        for peanut in peanuts where peanut.isInjuryProne {
            
            if peanut.isTommyJohnProne && peanut.throwsHeat && !peanut.hasGreatControl {
                // Sign Peanut if Peanut is not an ace.
                return !peanut.isAce ? peanut : nil
            }
        }
        return nil
    }
}

 

This is your finest work dude. Job well done!! 

[nate]

8 hours ago, Angel Oracle said:

Have worked with RPG and 4th generation SYNON tool for many years.    Also took C# and JAVA classes a decade back, but have never actually used them on the job yet. 

I go so far back, that I even worked with COBOL for the first 5 years in the software field.  

I paid a COBOL programmer like 250k a year and he maybe put in 30 hours a week.  COBOL programming is lucrative because there aren't many programmers out there.

[Angel Oracle]

12 hours ago, nate said:

I paid a COBOL programmer like 250k a year and he maybe put in 30 hours a week.  COBOL programming is lucrative because there aren't many programmers out there.

I'm thinking about going back and finishing up the career there then.   Back when I was programming in it, it was crazy how many people would mix their GO TOs and PERFORMs, even having GO TOs not be top down.   Guaranteed screwing up of the run! 

Edited January 14, 2020 by Angel Oracle

[Dtwncbad]

I have never been more out of place in a thread.

All I got is a possible joke about a colon.

[failos]

I think Eppler used my code when he traded for Andriese

[AngelsLakersFan]

5 hours ago, Angel Oracle said:

I'm thinking about going back and finishing up the career there then.   Back when I was programming in it, it was crazy how many people would mix their GO TOs and PERFORMs, even having GO TOs not be top down.   Guaranteed screwing up of the run! 

Just imagine how much broken 40 year old code you'll be fixing

[T.G.]

17 hours ago, Stradling said:

Nerds

Plus one Nerdb

[Tank]

On 1/13/2020 at 2:13 PM, Kevinb said:

Does a straw have one hole or two?

this deserves its' own thread.

[Lou]

On 1/13/2020 at 2:13 PM, Kevinb said:

Does a straw have one hole or two?

One 

[Tank]

On 1/13/2020 at 10:22 AM, Φαήλος said:

You are tasked with creating an algorithm that encapsulates Eppler's methodologies.

 

I did one for Epp's pitching methodology.

class Peanut {
    let name: String
    let age: Int
    let isInjuryProne: Bool
    let isTommyJohnProne: Bool
    let hasGreatControl: Bool
    let throwsHeat: Bool
    let isAce: Bool
    
    init(name: String,
         age: Int,
         isInjuryProne: Bool,
         isTommyJohnProne: Bool,
         hasGreatControl: Bool, throwsHeat: Bool, isAce: Bool) {
        self.name = name
        self.age = age
        self.isInjuryProne = isInjuryProne
        self.isTommyJohnProne = isTommyJohnProne
        self.hasGreatControl = hasGreatControl
        self.throwsHeat = throwsHeat
        self.isAce = isAce
    }
}

class PeanutsStore {
  	/// Examples only
    private let peanut1 = Peanut(name: "Ordisamer Despagne",
                                 age: 32,
                                 isInjuryProne: false,
                                 isTommyJohnProne: false,
                                 hasGreatControl: false,
                                 throwsHeat: true,
                                 isAce: false)
    
    private let peanut2 = Peanut(name: "Julio Teheran",
                                 age: 30, isInjuryProne: false,
                                 isTommyJohnProne: false,
                                 hasGreatControl: false,
                                 throwsHeat: true,
                                 isAce: false)
    
    private let peanut3 = Peanut(name: "Trevor Cahill",
                                 age: 45,
                                 isInjuryProne: true,
                                 isTommyJohnProne: true,
                                 hasGreatControl: false,
                                 throwsHeat: false,
                                 isAce: false)
    
    var peanuts: [Peanut] {
        return [peanut1, peanut2, peanut3]
    }
    
    init() {}
}

class EpplerOffseason {
    let peanuts = PeanutsStore().peanuts
    
    func getPeanuts() -> Peanut? {
        // Iterate over peanuts to find the right one
        for peanut in peanuts where peanut.isInjuryProne {
            
            if peanut.isTommyJohnProne && peanut.throwsHeat && !peanut.hasGreatControl {
                // Sign Peanut if Peanut is not an ace.
                return !peanut.isAce ? peanut : nil
            }
        }
        return nil
    }
}

 

what kind of low budget work is this? what do you take us for, a bunch of morons???

fatal error for not including "when he's healthy."

 

[Lou]

Just now, Tank said:

what kind of low budget work is this? what do you take us for, a bunch of morons???

fatal error for not including "when he's healthy."

 

Obviously a Hofstra man. 

[failos]

bump

[AngelsLakersFan]

1 hour ago, failos said:

bump

The program requires additional complexity

[failos]

1 minute ago, AngelsLakersFan said:

The program requires additional complexity

I need to add spin rate as a parameter for Peanut

[AngelsLakersFan]

Class Arte
{
	constructor(price, fans, anaheim, agreement) {
		this.yachtFuelExpense = price;
		this.hasThreeMillionFans = fans;
		this.isCurrentlyInMeetingWithAnaheimCityCouncil = anaheim;
		this.isHandshakeAgreementBeingBroken = agreement;
		this.mood = this.isArteAngry();		
	}
	isArteAngry() {
		if(this.yachtFuelExpense === 'high'){ return true; }
		else if(!this.hasThreeMillionFans){ return true; }
		else if(this.isCurrentlyInMeetingWithAnaheimCityCouncil){ return true; }
		else if(this.isHandshakeAgreementBeingBroken){ return true; }
		else return false;
	}
}

We needed an Arte class... lawl
 

 

[failos]

@AngelsLakersFan Is that JavaScript?

[AngelsLakersFan]

18 minutes ago, failos said:

@AngelsLakersFan Is that JavaScript?

Es6 version