
Big Java Late Objects
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Author: Horstmann
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Chapter 18, Problem 1PP
Program Plan Intro
Pair of minimum and maximum
Program plan:
Filename: “Coin.java”
This code snippet creates a class “Coin”. In the code,
- Import the required packages.
- Define a class “Coin”.
- Declare the class member “value”.
- Declare the class member “name”.
- Declare the constructor “Coin()”.
- Set the values of class members.
- Define the method “getValue()”.
- Return “value”.
- Define the method “getMeasure()”.
- Return “value”.
- Define the method “getName()”.
- Return “name”.
- Define the method “toString()”.
- Return the value of “value” and “name”.
Filename: “Measurable.java”
This code snippet creates an interface “Measurable”. In the code,
- Define an interface “Measurable”.
- Declare the method “getMeasure()”.
Filename: “Pair.java”
This code snippet creates a class “Pair”. In the code,
- Define a class “Pair”.
- Declare the class members “first” and “second”.
- Define the constructor “Pair()”.
- Set the class members.
- Define the getter “getFirst()”.
- Return the value of “first”.
- Define the getter “getSecond()”.
- Return the value of “second”.
Filename: “PairUtil.java”
This code snippet creates a class “PairUtil”. In the code,
- Define a class “PairUtil”.
- Define the method “minmax()”.
- If the length of “a” equal to “0”,
- Return “null”.
- Declare a variable “min” of type “E” and set “a[0]” to it.
- Declare a variable “max” of type “E” and set “a[0]” to it.
- Iterate a “for” loop,
- If the value of “element” is less than “min”,
- Set “min” equal to “element”.
- If the value of “element” is less than “min”,
- If the value of “element” is greater than “max”,
- Set the value of “max” equal to “element”.
- Return the pair of “min” and “max”.
- If the length of “a” equal to “0”,
- Define the method “minmax()”.
Filename: “MinMaxTester.java”
This code snippet creates a class “MinMaxTester”. In the code,
- Define a class “MinMaxTester”.
- Define the “main” method.
- Define an array “coins” of type “Coin” and add elements to array list “coins” by calling the method “add()”
- Define a pair “mm”.
- Call the method “getFirst()” and print the result on the screen.
- Print the expected result.
- Call the method “getSecond()” and print the result on the screen.
- Print the expected result.
- Define the “main” method.
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