The objective of this assignment is to refresh your knowledge of how to solve simple programming problems involving conditionals, loops, nested loops, array indexing, and processing data from a file.
The assignment is also designed to help you create and test your code incrementally. It will also teach you to work with multiple classes, only some of which you actually write.
The assignment consists of three java classes.
The documentation for the classes may be found here. Study the documentation for details on how to complete your implementation.
The assignment consists of five parts. Each is worth 20 points
.java
files to your project. The easiest way to do this is to right click on the
link, then use Save Target as ... to copy the file into your
project. Then use the IDE's capabilities to create initial implementations of
all the methods you need to write. You now have a completely functional program.
However, it will not give the correct results.
The code in AssignX.java has been designed to make it easy
for you to write one method at a time and then test it before moving on.
Because of the Shell, you need only run the code you want to run.
For example, you might first implement divides(). Then run
MyAssign1. When the program starts type div 15 3 and
verify you get the correct result. You may type as many commands as you want.
When you are done, type exit. Use the help command
to see all your options.
As a suggestion, you might implement the methods in the following order
divides()findMultiples()merge()trio()wordCount()MyAssignX.java.
To submit your solution use the Checkin tab of the course web page, or at a
terminal type:
~csXXX/bin/checkin PAx MyAssignX.java