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Hi everyone, I have a system where a user can order some predefined items. To do this, I have been using a switch statement, e.g: [CODE] System.out.println("Product?"); System.out.println("\n1. Chair\n2. Table\n3. Desk\n4. Other"); int sel = 0; sel = console.nextInt(); switch(sel){ case 1: <code> case 2: <code> case 3: <code> [/CODE] …
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Hello everyone, I am developing an application which makes use of abstract classes. I am trying to create a switch statement, which I have placed in the abstract class as all the subclasses can use this. I would like to refer back to this statement in a scanner which is … 
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