Testing boolean method

There are two parts I need help with.

Here is my code for the first method
public static boolean isOdd (int x)
{
if (x%2==1)
{
return true;
}
else
{
return false;
}
}
I declared this in a separate file than my main method and I need to know how to test it in the main method.

2.
public static boolean closeAccount (double acctBalance, int checksLeft) {
if ((acctBalance < 0)||(checksLeft <= 0))
return true;
else
return false;
// returns true if acctBalance is less than zero or checksLeft is less than or equal to zero.
}
public static boolean closeAccount (int acctBalance, int checksLeft) {
if ((acctBalance < 0)||(checksLeft <= 0))
return true;
else
return false;

I also need to know how to test these two methods in the main method.

have you tried jUnit ?

Your method is static, so you should be able to call it directly in the main method. Just make sure you reference the class the method is contained in.

Code:

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public static void main(String[] args) {
    YourClass.isOdd(3);
}

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thanks for the help but i figured it out. I just needed to call the method in if statements to make sure that it was functioning correctly. Here is the code i used:

if (timothyfarmertoolbox.isOdd(32))
System.out.println("Integer is odd.");

else
System.out.println("Integer is even.");

if (timothyfarmertoolbox.isOdd(31))
System.out.println("Integer is odd.");

else
System.out.println("Integer is even.");

if (timothyfarmertoolbox.closeAccount(200,20))
System.out.println("Account has been closed.");

else
System.out.println("Account is still open.");


if (timothyfarmertoolbox.closeAccount(200.78,20))
System.out.println("Account has been closed.");

else
System.out.println("Account is still open.");

if (timothyfarmertoolbox.closeAccount(-200.78,20))
System.out.println("Account has been closed.");

else
System.out.println("Account is still open.");

if (timothyfarmertoolbox.closeAccount(200,0))
System.out.println("Account has been closed.");

else
System.out.println("Account is still open.");

why dont you put your main class extend to the "class that has the odd function"..Then you need not call the class method again and again...

you can do isodd(...)

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Originally Posted by [RaIdEn]

why dont you put your main class extend to the "class that has the odd function"..Then you need not call the class method again and again...

you can do isodd(...)

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I agreed with you. The way that logic build is not good at all.

I've only been programming since the beginning of the semester so I don't know how to do that. If you could give me an example that would be awesome. Do you need me to post my whole code so you can show me?

Is it a long code? You can post it here and all the other members can comment on that relevant to there experience. It's much better if your code is relatively small, easy to read. And also don't forget to use code tags when you posting here. Good luck!