Request for program proof reading

Question

Hey guys I have a project Im working on and Ive just gotten into methods and in general I seem to be getting them to work but Im having trouble when the methods are sharing between non-main classes. My wording of that is a little strange but I think if someone would be willing to look at the project, especially when I try to transfer values between the Enemy to the Fight class you might be able to understand what Im saying. Im attatching a link to a zip file with the project in it, if someone wold mind "proof reading" it, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
http://www.mediafire.com/?0bxat49nzxo
Edited by: paranoiapenguins on Nov 8, 2007 2:02 PM

Answer 1

Are you doing this for a class or to try to learn on your own? I've peeked at it (what can I say, I'm a masochist), and it's a nice start, but it can be improved upon. In fact you should rethink your object design from the ground up.
First off, you need to think of your objects as physical entities, entities that have characteristics can do things and can interact with other objects. For instance, you need a Player class that represents the character controlled by the person playing the game. A player object will hold all of its own characteristics, will be able to fight other enemy objects, will be able to be manipulated by the user. You probably need to have an Enemy class, and then subclass this into the various different kinds of enemy such as Troll, Black Knight, and minion.... etc. You might want to have a Game object, an object that holds the player, the enemy, and controls the flow of the game.
You would do well to buy and read a good book on OOP design.