Poverty Project - Java and Python #9
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… prints line from txt file if county is found
…line as parameter
… for user selected county
…ncome for selected county
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Nitpick - since the file format could at some point change, might recommend setting these ints as constants which would map to the type of data they are associated with
…method currently works for finding highest percent
…ercent in find_extreme_county method, County objects now have a name attribute
…ning if any counties were found
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Project requirements complete for Java and Python.
Program displays info about the counties with the highest and lowest % of children in poverty for each state. Program accepts user input for the desired state and county and displays corresponding county name, percentage, count of children in poverty and the median household income. User is re-prompted until either WA or CA is selected and again until a valid county is entered. Users can type 'q' to escape the loops and end the program. County and state selections are not case sensitive.