Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
6th Edition
ISBN: 9781119056447
Author: Cay S. Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 15, Problem 12PP
Program Plan Intro

Stock Simulator

Program plan:

StockSimulator.java

  • Create a class named “StockSimulator”. Inside the class,
    • Define the required queue.
    • Define the “StockSimulator ()” method.
      • Initialize the list
    • Define the “buy ()” method.
      • Add the quantity and price.
    • Define the “sell ()” method.
      • Add quantity and price to sell.
      • Loop that iterates to validate the values and display the gain values.
      • Use necessary conditions to validate the values entered and display the resultant.

SimulationRunner.java

  • Create a class named “SimulationRunner”. Inside the class,
    • Define the method “main ()”
      • Define the object.
      • Define the scanner object.
      • Loop that iterates until the user enter the quit option.
      • Use condition to validate the input entered by the user and perform the required operation.
      • Display the required information.

Block.java:

  • Create a class named “Block”. Inside the class,
    • Define the required variables.
    • Define the method “Block ()”
      • Initialize the variables.
    • Define the “getQuantity ()” method.
      • Return the quantity.
    • Define the “getPrice ()” method.
      • Return the price.
    • Define the “sell ()” method.
      • Return the shares.

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