ComputerBuilderDriver.java

/*
 * this is the java version of a call center
 */

import java.util.*;

public class ComputerBuilderDriver{

    public static void main(String[] args) {     
    // to do: prompt the user weather they want to bulid a PC or a Laptop
        ComputerBuilder.getLaptopOrDesktop();
    // asign string for later printing
        ComputerBuilder.type();
    // to do: prompt the user for a name for this build
        //nameOfBuild = ComputerBuilder.setNameOfBuild();
    // to do: prompt the user for brand
        //nameOfBrand = ComputerBuilder.setComputerBrand();
    // to do: prompt the user for case type
    if (laptopOrDesktop == 1){
        ComputerBuilder.setSizeOfCase();
    }
    // to do: prompt the user for CPU brand
        cpuBrand = ComputerBuilder.setCPUBrand();
    // to do: prompt the user for CPU speed
        cpuSpeed = ComputerBuilder.setCPUSpeed();
    // to do: prompt the user for Hard Drive capacity
        hardDriveCapacity = ComputerBuilder.setHardDriveCapacity();
    // to do: prompt user for monitor brand
    if (laptopOrDesktop == 1){
        monitorBrand = ComputerBuilder.setMonitorBrand();
    }
    // to do: prompt user for monitor size
        monitorSize = ComputerBuilder.setMonitorSize();
    // to do: make a new object to store all this info in, call it name.object or something
    if (laptopOrDesktop == 2){
        ComputerBuilder myBuild = new ComputerBuilder(nameOfBuild, nameOfBrand, 
        cpuBrand, cpuSpeed, hardDriveCapacity, monitorSize);
    }
    if (laptopOrDesktop == 1){
        ComputerBuilder myBuild = new ComputerBuilder(sizeOfCase, monitorBrand);
    }
    ComputerBuilder.print();
    // to do: make up a bunch of prices and options for all the above
    // probably go to newegg.com and just use what I find there
    
    // to do: call a printf that outputs everthing they want and the prices
    // and do it in a not ugly way
    // and have a total at the bottom
    }

    

}