Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
Big Java, Binder Ready Version: Early Objects
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ISBN: 9781119056447
Author: Cay S. Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 16, Problem 10PE
Program Plan Intro

A method “removeLast()”

Program plan:

  • In a file “ArrayList.java”, create a class “ArrayList”,
    • Declare the object variable.
    • Declare the necessary variable.
    • Define the constructor to create an empty array list.
    • Define the method “removeLast()”,
      • Check if the current size is less than “1”,
        • If it is true, throws an exception.
      • Assign the value.
      • Decrement the size.
      • Call the method “shrinkIfNecessary()”.
      • Return the object.
    • Define the method “shrinkIfNecessary()’,
      • Compute the ratio.
      • Check if the ratio is less than “0.25”,
        • Create the array.
        • Create  a loop,
          • Assign the element of the buffer to the new buffer.
            • Assign the new buffer to the old buffer.
    • Define the method “size()” to return the array list size.
    • Define the method “checkBounds()” that throws an exception if the index that has been checked is out of bounds.
    • Define the method “get()” that returns an element at a given position.
    • Define the method “set()” that locates the element at a given position.
    • Define the method “remove()” that removes an element at a given location.
      • Call the method “checkBounds()”.
      • Assign the element.
      • Create a loop,
        • Assign the current element to the previous location.
      • Decrement the size.
      • Return the element.
    • Define the method “add()” to insert the element next to the given position.
    • Define the method “addLast()” that insert the element next to the end of the array list.
    • Define the method “growBufferIfNecessary()” that grow the buffer the buffer if the current size is same as the capacity of the buffer.
  • In a file “ListTest.java”, create a class “ListTest”,
    • Define the “main()” method.
      • Create an “ArrayList” object.
      • Call the method “addLast()” to add the element “David”.
      • Call the method “addLast()” to add the element “Harris”.
      • Call the method “addLast()” to add the element “Roman”.
      • Call the method “addLast()” to add the element “Tommy”.
      • Call the method “removeLast()”.
      • Call the method “removeLast()”.
      • Create a loop,
        • Print the actual output.
      • Print new line.
      • Print the expected output.

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