Archibald Haddock (123456789)
COMP-202A, Section 0 (Fall 2010)
Instructor: Cuthbert Calculus
Assignment 1, Question 3 (a)


1. Line:	14
   Problem:	Variable names x, y, z, and q do not represent the nature of the
		values stored in the corresponding variables.
   Fix:		Change variable names as follows:
			* x -> ageIn1989
			* y -> birthMonth
			* z -> birthDay
			* q -> average

3. Line: 	24
   Problem:	Comments should not be placed to the right of the line to which
		they pertain, as it makes the program hard to read on narrow
		displays.
   Fix:		Place the comment
			// compute the average of inputs
		on the line immediately preceding
			q = (x + y + z / 3);

3. Line: 	27
   Problem:     Variable meaninglessexpression does not follow case conventions
		for variables and is therefore hard to read.
   Fix:		Change the name of variable meaninglessexpression so that it
		becomes meaninglessExpression.

4. Line:	27
   Problem:	Variable is declared in the middle of the program.
   Fix:		Variables that are local to a method should be declared at the
		beginning of this method, to make it easier for people reading
		the source code to find the declaration for a particular
		variable.
	
		Separate the line:
			int meaninglessexpression =
				(((q*12-(4(z/x)+100)*y-z)%5)/2+283);
		into two lines:
			int meaninglessexpression;
			meaninglessexpression =
				(((q*12-(4(z/x)+100)*y-z)%5)/2+283);
		Move the first line with the other variable declarations, and
		leave the second line where the original line was.

5. Line:	29
   Problem:	The value of the meaningless expression is displayed without any
		explanatory message.
   Fix:		Display an explanatory message along with the value of the
		meaningless expression:
			System.out.println("The meaningless expression " +
				"evaluates to: " + meaninglessexpression);