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Failed to initialized res field in DepositCommand, ExitCommand & InfoCommand. Additionally failed to use the appropriate resources in the execute() method in those classes.

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1. In DepositCommand, ExitCommand, and InfoCommand, add a private ResourceBundle res field and initialize it with the appropriate resource.
For DepositCommand, use deposit_en.properties.
For ExitCommand, use exit_en.properties.
For InfoCommand, use info_en.properties.
Important: build the path to the resources dynamically using the CashMachine class's getPackage() method
2. For each new resource, replace all the strings in the corresponding command.

Requirements:

DepositCommand must have a private ResourceBundle res field.
ExitCommand must have a private ResourceBundle res field.
InfoCommand must have a private ResourceBundle res field.
The DepositCommand class's res field must be initialized from the deposit_en.properties file.
The ExitCommand class's res field must be initialized from the exit_en.properties file.
The InfoCommand class's res field must be initialized from the info_en.properties file.
Use the appropriate resources in the execute() method of the DepositCommand, ExitCommand, and InfoCommand classes.

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Oana Mancu

Level 41 , Bucharest, Romania

9 November 2020, 14:09

Plus, for me it worked without taking into consideration the "%s" or "%d"; Like, for example, in the DepositCommand class I put: ConsoleHelper.writeMessage(res.getString("success.format")); insttead of : String output = String.format(res.getString ("success.format"), Integer.parseInt(numbers[0]), currencyCode); ConsoleHelper.writeMessage(output); I know it's not right, but it worked

Oana Mancu

Level 41 , Bucharest, Romania

9 November 2020, 12:03

in the main method you get the operation from the console and you execute the login command. You forgot to execute the chosen operation after: operation = ConsoleHelper.requestOperation(); CommandExecutor.execute(Operation.LOGIN); CommandExecutor.execute(operation);

Youngsan

Level 41 , Seoul, Korea, Republic of

9 November 2020, 15:38

I tried, but failed to be verified. Thanks anyway.