Remove Superfluous Comments
| class Inventory { |
» | // Fields (we only have one) |
» | List<Supply> supplies = new ArrayList<>(); // The list of supplies. |
| |
» | // Methods |
| int countContaminatedSupplies() { |
» | // TODO: check if field is already initialized (not null) |
| |
» | int contaminatedCounter = 0; // the counter |
| // No supplies => no contamination |
» | for (Supply supply : supplies) { // begin FOR |
| if (supply.isContaminated()) { |
» | contaminatedCounter++; // increment counter! |
» | } // End IF supply is contaminated |
» | }// End FOR |
| |
» | // Returns the number of contaminated supplies. |
» | return contaminatedCounter; // Handle with care! |
| } |
» | } // End of Inventory class |
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