Material in question is located at the bottom in the "Test this method manually before moving on to your next task:" section.
Text states: "3. Select “1” to list the jobs, and then “0” to list them all."
Test states: "5. Test that it prints a descriptive message if no jobs are found by selecting “0” to search and then “3” to search for a location. Then enter a location that is not in the data (e.g. “Cancun”). Your message should be displayed."
The program as it is coded currently in the starter code uses 4 as the display all key and 2 as the location key in the search menu.
Suggested changes:
"3. Select “1” to list the jobs, and then “4” to list them all."
"5. Test that it prints a descriptive message if no jobs are found by selecting “0” to search and then “2” to search for a location. Then enter a location that is not in the data (e.g. “Cancun”). Your message should be displayed."
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Material in question is located at the bottom in the "Test this method manually before moving on to your next task:" section.
Text states: "3. Select “1” to list the jobs, and then “0” to list them all." Test states: "5. Test that it prints a descriptive message if no jobs are found by selecting “0” to search and then “3” to search for a location. Then enter a location that is not in the data (e.g. “Cancun”). Your message should be displayed."
The program as it is coded currently in the starter code uses 4 as the display all key and 2 as the location key in the search menu.
Suggested changes: "3. Select “1” to list the jobs, and then “4” to list them all." "5. Test that it prints a descriptive message if no jobs are found by selecting “0” to search and then “2” to search for a location. Then enter a location that is not in the data (e.g. “Cancun”). Your message should be displayed."