Welcome to another awesome challenge.
This challenge will be about ethics and what we have done so far.
I'm so happy and I'm just going to tell you that I rerecorded this first lecture because I have a couple
of mistakes in my writing.
And that was like syntax mistakes, but yeah, simple mistakes.
But I didn't want you to see them.
So what I did, I just rerecord this one and I'm just going to explain what we need to do.
Now, you do going to have this clinic parking challenge.
You're going to download this folder inside.
You have a final and you have a starter.
Right.
So we're going to start from the start.
But if you don't want to do it that way, you can you can go and pick the final result and the final
solution that will be mine.
And I'm going to tell you, there is multiple ways, ways how to do this.
Right.
And I'm just going to say now, what is this challenge?
So imagine if you are owner of multiple dental clinics in Melbourne and every week it cost you 50 dollars.
There is a parking there for three dollars per hour and nine dollars per hour.
Now, as the administrator, as an owner, you just want to have a daily report about dental clinics,
appointment and parking fees, how much money you are making.
OK, now, at the moment, you have a four clinics and four parking places.
The clinic size can be small, normal and big.
In all, the clinic workers have building the address in here when they were built.
Why?
I'm saying this because the parking EMV.
So here in Australia, that is as common.
So you have a shop somewhere in the city, but actually the parking for that is on the other side and
that will be a different street.
That's why you need to have clinics and the workings of the billing address and also when they were
built.
Right.
OK, this is what you need to put it inside the clinic report and these everything you need to put it
in a console lock like this.
But I did have a couple of mistakes here, like with the numbers I did.
That's why I rerecorded this one.
And I want to look as professional as much as can, although it's very simple.
Don't don't look at this area.
You're not going to need that one.
Right.
So that's not going to be in your final report.
OK, so the most important thing that you need to use is six classes, template, spring maps, a function,
find connection between parents and parent and subclass right.
For example, think with parking and clinics have in common.
They're obvious things.
OK, you know, your colleague report will have average number of patients, total number of patient
income generated.
So these I will change it a little bit and I will add a couple more things.
Right, because in the first part I didn't want to.
But in what I was doing the when I was recording, I was saying, OK, I need to tell the students this
because a lot of you guys will not even try to do it on your own.
Now, you can read all of this in about the Parkin report.
You can read all of this.
And this is how it should look.
Also, the name of the street, you don't have to worry, but you can copy it from the final version.
You have to code it with me.
So I'm going to do a couple of times like that.
No next lecture.
I'm going to do it.
Little bit of reverse engineering when I say this.
I'm just going to have you I'm just going to give you the entire code.
It's already been written and I'm going to tell you what it does.
Now, if you don't want to hear this lecture, if you want to code, let me skip that zero lecture.
Right.
So I'm just going to call it zero lecture, reverse engineering.
That's why we call.
So you're going to have that and you're going to read it to me.
It's not going to you're not going to do anything else.
But I just want to call it reverse engineering.
Right.
So thank you very much.
And I will see you in the next one.