Pseudo Code Converter Java
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Join For FreeWhen designing a piece of software, I like to start with some pseudo code first, then work my way out. I tend to try mapping out the normal workflow (one that runs without any corner cases) with high level of actions as series of steps. Then the detailed implementation of the code can be filled in at later time.
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Now with Java, you can easily do this with pseudo code, bring it to life, and still make it very maintainable. Try this out.
Now that's as high level as you can get, but it still let me fill in the implementation without losing the overall requirement flow. To implement such workflow, we need a contract that allow processor to move data from one step to another, and yet it needs to perform some action along the way. How about an interface like this.
Next is how to wire steps together. For now we can just do it inside CreditCardProcessor
, but you can easily abstract that into a re-usable base class.
Pretty straight forward. Here I used an Exchange
as message, passing between each steps to allow the workflow to exchange data. You can wrap just about any real payload and/or add a Map of header properties.
Now what we are missing is just filling in each step of actions. Since we have an explicit step name when defining the workflow, we can just generate these method and fill in the actions per step required. I will add them all inside the PseudoCodeToLife
and reprint it here.
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That's all to this. What do you think? I think it's a simple way to tackle business problems. Simple software make less bugs and easier to maintain.
Pseudo Code Converter Java
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