Last semester I took "Introduction to Programming" at the university I'm attending. A more descriptive name for the course would've been "Java I." Anyway, having already made a Latin conjugator in Excel, I decided to see if I could transfer it into my first real programming language. A few months of on-again/off-again work and 918 lines of code later, I believe I've come up with a fairly capable Latin conjugator.
I've tested it and debugged it myself, but I'd like some third-party testing. So, if there's anyone here equipped to compile and run Java programs, please come forward. There's just one source file, and the program should be able to handle the following: regular verbs, semi-deponent verbs, deponent verbs, virtually all irregular verbs and their compounds, and all major defective verbs.
I've tested it and debugged it myself, but I'd like some third-party testing. So, if there's anyone here equipped to compile and run Java programs, please come forward. There's just one source file, and the program should be able to handle the following: regular verbs, semi-deponent verbs, deponent verbs, virtually all irregular verbs and their compounds, and all major defective verbs.