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Author: Cay S. Horstmann
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Chapter 20, Problem 2PP
Program Plan Intro
Statistical data set
Program plan:
DataSetFrame.java:
- Create a class named “DataSetFrame”. Inside the class,
- Define the required components.
- Set the width and height of the frame.
- Define the “DataSetFrame ()” method.
- Define the array list
- Initialize the labels
- Create a panel
- Add the component to the panel
- Set the frame size
- Define the “getAverage ()” method.
- Define the required variables.
- Loop that iterates for the data set values.
- Condition to compare the count values
- Define the method “getMinimum ()” and inside,
- Define the required variables.
- Loop that iterates for the data set values.
- Condition to compare the minimum values.
- Return the minimum values.
- Define the method “getMaximum ()” and inside,
- Define the required variables.
- Loop that iterates for the data set values.
- Condition to compare the maximum values.
- Return the maximum values.
- Define the method “createAddButton ()” and inside,
- Create a new button
- Define the class “createAddButton ()” and inside.
- Define the “actionPerformed ()” method
- Set the values
- Add the values
- Assign the values obtained
- Clear the text field.
- Define the action listener
- Add the button
- Return the value
- Define the “actionPerformed ()” method
DataSetViewer.java
- Create a class named “DataSetViewer”. Inside the class,
- Define the “main()” method
- Define the frame
- Set the close operation
- Set the visibility.
- Define the “main()” method
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