Hw 4 Debra

package patterns;

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Patterns {


    // All of the code for the main method is complete.  No modifications are necessary.

    public static void main(String[] args) {

        // call method to print design patterns
        printPatterns();

        // call method to print horizontal bars
        printHorizontalBars();

        // call method to print vertical bars
        printVerticalBars();

    } // end main

    // Complete the code for the following method according to the project specifications.
    public static void printPatterns()    {

        System.out.println("printPatterns() method called....");

        // nested for loop to print the following pattern goes below:
        //    # # # # # # # #
        //	    # # # # # # #
        //	      # # # # # #
        //	        # # # # #
        //	          # # # #
        //	            # # #
        //	              # #
        //	                #

        // NOTE: You can copy the following nested-for loop structure and change it based on
        // each of the four patterns that you need to draw

   Remove comments before coding
        for (int row = 1; row <= 8; row++)  // add code to complete the for loop
        {
            for ( int col = 1; col<= 8; col++) // add code to complete the for loop
            {
                if (row + col == 9 || row == col || row = 1 || row 8) // add condition to if-statement
                {
                    // You can swap the following print statements based on the logic you wish to use

                    System.out.print("#"); // print space in pattern (you can swap with print statement below to make logic easier
                }
                        else
                System.out.print("  "); // print character for pattern

                System.out.println(); // move to next line of the pattern been printed

        }
 */


        // Tested for loop to print the following pattern goes below:
        //    # # # # # # # #
        //	  # # # # # # #
        //	  # # # # # #
        //	  # # # # #
        //	  # # # #
        //	  # # #
        //	  # #
        //	  #


        for (int row = 1; row <= 8; row++)  // add code to complete the for loop
        {
            for ( int col = 1; col<= 8; col++) // add code to complete the for loop
            {
                if (row + col <= 9) // add condition to if-statement
                {
                    // You can swap the following print statements based on the logic you wish to use

                    System.out.print("#"); // print space in pattern (you can swap with print statement below to make logic easier
                }
                else
                    System.out.print("  "); // print character for pattern

                System.out.println(); // move to next line of the pattern been printed

                System.out.println


        // nested for loop to print the following pattern goes below:
        //(HINT: what do the #'s on the top and bottom have in common.  What is the
        // relationship between row and column values...plug in numbers for their location
        // to help find the answers to the logic you need to use..think in terms of the
        // row and column value)
        //
        //    # # # # # # # #
        //	    #         #
        //	      #     #
        //	        # #
        //	        # #
        //	      #     #
        //	    #         #
        //	  # # # # # # # #

                for (int row = 1; row <= 8; row++)  // add code to complete the for loop
                {
                    for ( int col = 1; col<= 8; col++) // add code to complete the for loop
                    {
                        if (row + col == 9 || row == col || row = 1 || row 8) // add condition to if-statement
                        {
                            // You can swap the following print statements based on the logic you wish to use

                            System.out.print("#"); // print space in pattern (you can swap with print statement below to make logic easier
                        }
                        else
                            System.out.print("  "); // print character for pattern

                        System.out.println(); // move to next line of the pattern been printed

                        System.out.println();

                Tested for loop to print the following pattern goes below:
        //    # # # # # # # #
        //    #
        //    #
        //    # # # # # # # #
        //	  # # # # # # # #
        //    #
        //    #
        //    # # # # # # #


    }

    // Complete the code for the following method according to the project specifications.
    public static void printHorizontalBars()
    {
        Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
        int num1 = 0; // number of times to print * on line 1
        int num2 = 0; // number of times to print * on line 2
        int num3 = 0; // number of times to print * on line 3
        int num4 = 0; // number of times to print * on line 4

        System.out.println("printHorizontalBars() method called....");

        // prompt user to enter four integers (selecting enter after each number)

        // read the numbers from the keyboard - remove comments tags to start
//       num1 = sc.nextInt();
//       num2 = sc.nextInt();
//       num3 = sc.nextInt();
//       num4 = sc.nextInt();

        // for loop to print out the number of *s for line 1

        // for loop to print out the number of *s for line 2

        // for loop to print out the number of *s for line 3

        // for loop to print out the number of *s for line 4


    }


    // Complete the code for the following method according to the project specifications.
    public static void printVerticalBars()
    {
        Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in);
        int num1 = 0; // number of times to print * in column 1
        int num2 = 0; // number of times to print * in column 2
        int num3 = 0; // number of times to print * in column 3
        int num4 = 0; // number of times to print * in column 4

        // HINT: Printing to the console requires that you print from left to right starting
        // at the highest level and then moving from left to right...continuing to move from top
        // to bottom level of the pattern.  If you think of each column as a building, which building has
        // the most floors.
        //
        // For each building as you move from left to right...do you print ** or do you print two spaces.
        // You will need to print two spaces between each building to keep things manageable
        // You will also need to use a System.out.println() when you are finishing printing each
        // level.
        //
        // Since you are moving from the highest level to the lowest level, what is your for loop
        // going to look like.  You will need one for loop with four (4) if-else statements (one for each building)
        // inside the loop to help make the decision as to whether you will need to print the pattern
        // or spaces.
        //
        // When your loop has ended, you will then need to print a row of dashes at the bottom
        // of the pattern.

        int max = -1; // max number of *'s to print in any column

        System.out.println("printVerticalBars() method called....");

        // prompt user to enter four integers (selecting enter after each number)
        System.out.println();
        // read the numbers from the keyboard - remove comment tags to start
//       num1 = sc.nextInt();
//       num2 = sc.nextInt();
//       num3 = sc.nextInt();
//       num4 = sc.nextInt();

        // find the max  of all inputs

        // for loop to print out the max number of levels
        // if-else statement for building 1
        // if-else statement for building 2
        // if-else statement for building 3
        // if-else statement for building 4
        // end loop

        // print row of dashes


    }

}