Java Console Tool

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feature/86ex5udz6-Java-Consol-oop

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Code Review Comments

1. Pull Request Title: The title does not follow the required format. It should start with a ClickUp ticket ID followed by a colon (e.g., "86ex6r17g: Java Console Tool").
2. Pull Request Description: The description "feature/86ex5udz6-Java-Consol-oop" does not adequately reflect the changes made in the pull request, which should summarize the purpose of the code changes.
3. Indentation: The code has inconsistent indentation. Ensure all indentation is consistently set to 4 spaces.
4. Unnecessary Blank Lines: There are several unnecessary blank lines throughout the code, particularly between method definitions and at the end of the file.
5. Logical Errors:
   • In line 46, SelecionSort(numbers); should be corrected to SelectionSort(numbers); to match the method name.
   • The getLowestThree method in line 146 returns the first three elements without sorting. This might not give the expected result unless the input is guaranteed to be sorted.
6. Code Practices:
   • It might be useful to handle potential edge cases in parseInput, such as checking for non-integer values.
   • Consider implementing checks for the selected algorithm in main to ensure it is a valid choice before proceeding.

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Code Review Comments

1. Pull Request Title: The title should start with a ClickUp ticket ID followed by a colon. Currently, it is "Java Console Tool". It should be modified to, for example, "86ex5udz6: Java Console Tool".

2. Pull Request Description: The description "feature/86ex5udz6-Java-Consol-oop" does not effectively summarize the changes. It should provide a clear overview of the feature implemented.

3. Indentation: The code exhibits inconsistent indentation. All code should use 4 spaces for indentation for uniformity.

4. Unnecessary Blank Lines: There are several instances of unnecessary blank lines, particularly in the JavaConsol and Sorter classes. These should be removed to enhance code clarity.

5. Logical Errors:

   • In JavaConsol.java:
     • Line 47: The method is incorrectly named as SelecionSort instead of SelectionSort.
     • Line 52: The method getLowestThree in Sorter returns the first three elements without sorting, which may not produce the expected result.

6. Code Practices:

   • In InputParser.java:
     • Line 19: Consider handling potential edge cases more robustly, such as logging or managing non-integer inputs.
   • In JavaConsol.java:
     • Before choosing a sorting algorithm, implement checks to validate user input for the selected algorithm. This ensures safe defaults and prevents unexpected behavior.

Overall, addressing the above points will enhance the quality and maintainability of the code.

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The merge-base changed after approval.

The merge-base changed after approval.