Homework help

[jamieexley]

what are the parameters needed in the constructor call below to create a Date variable whose intitial value is the 15th of March 2004????

[D_C]

Java API for BufferedInputSt ream. Become friends with the Java API. I don't have Java to test this, but it should work. Also, by not catching the exception, it is returned as requested.

public int countChars(InputStream is) throws IOException
{
   int count = 0;
   BufferedInputStream bis = new BufferedInputStream(is);
   while(bis.read() != -1) // -1 is returned when end of input is reached.
   {
      count++;
   }
   return count;
}

[PLA]

I don't know how list is defined, but this may give you an idea of how to do it. I am assuming there are list.length() elements in the list, and list.entry(i) returns the ith element. Similarly for map. I will give you an idea for #2, and some suggestions for the others.

Number 2

max = map.entry(0).getInt(); // since list is not empty.
for(int i = 0; i < map.length(); i++)
{
   if(max < map.entry(i).getInt())
   {
      max = map.entry(i).getInt());
      rich = map.entry(i).getStr());
   }
}

#1. Just like #2, only you don't worry about the string rich. Also it's a list instead of a map.
#3. Change the if statement. It's condition is given to you. The code to execute should simply put the person's name into a list.

The others seem just as trivial. Give it a go yourself, and if you have any trouble, post your code, what's wrong with it, and what you can't figure out. Then we'll look at it and see.

An other way is to use Java 5.0 Generics and loop
Other thread

[Niheel]

All of jaime's questions got merged into one homework help thread.

[ruth1976]

I need some help on this. I did this code but now need to be updated. I really dont understand what are the benefit. How do I do? Thank you so much for any help.
Ruth


I have the code below how do I do to update the new method:

int count = ((Integer)(orde rMap.get(key))) .intValue();
currentOrder.pu t(unknownItem, new Integer(count)) ;


That is the code to be updated.


public class ToysInventory {
private String[] toysOrdered = {"bear", "train", "car", "ball", "doll",
"ball", "train", "doll", "game", "train",
"bear", "doll", "train","ca r", "ball",
"bat", "glove", "bat", "b", "doll", "bear",
"ball", "doll", "bat", "car", "glove",
"train", "doll", "bear" };

private String[] toysInventoryLi st = {"ball", "bat", "bear", "car", "doll",
"game", "glove", "playstatio n", "train" };

private int InventoryCounte r[] = { 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 };

public static void main(String[] args) {//BEGIN main()

ToysInventory toys = new ToysInventory() ;
toys.countToys( );
System.exit(0);
}//END main()

private void countToys() {
int temp = 0;
int orderedIndex = 0;
int inventoryIndex = 0;

for (inventoryIndex = 0; inventoryIndex < toysInventoryLi st.length; inventoryIndex+ +){
for (orderedIndex = 0; orderedIndex < toysOrdered.len gth; orderedIndex++) {
if (toysOrdered[orderedIndex] == toysInventoryLi st[inventoryIndex]) {
temp = temp + 1;
}//END if
InventoryCounte r[inventoryIndex] = temp;
}
temp = 0; //reset counter value
}

System.out.prin tln("[order status]");
for (temp = 0; temp < InventoryCounte r.length; temp++){
// (*) before any item for which the customer has requested
// a quantity of 5 or more.
if (InventoryCount er[temp] >= 5){
System.out.prin t("*");
}
else {
System.out.prin t(" ");
}
System.out.prin tln(toysOrdered[temp] + " = " + InventoryCounte r[temp]);
}
}//END countToys()

}//END ToysInventory

[joej231]

for question
Given a list of integers and an integer variable declared like this:

List<Integer> list;
int max;

and assuming that some values have been added to the list, write a loop which finds the largest value in list and stores it in max.

i used this answer
for (int i : list)
{
if (i > max)
{
max = i;
}
}
System.out.prin tln(max);
}
and i get these errors
Main.java:36: illegal start of type
for (Integer n : list) {
^
Main.java:48: <identifier> expected
}
^
Main.java:49: 'class' or 'interface' expected
}
^
Main.java:49: 'class' or 'interface' expected
}
^
4 errors

any ideas in what im doing wrong?

[satch]

for question
Given a list of integers and an integer variable declared like this:

List<Integer> list;
int max;

and assuming that some values have been added to the list, write a loop which finds the largest value in list and stores it in max.

i used this answer
for (int i : list)
{
if (i > max)
{
max = i;
}
}
System.out.prin tln(max);
}
and i get these errors
Main.java:36: illegal start of type
for (Integer n : list) {
^
Main.java:48: <identifier> expected
}
^
Main.java:49: 'class' or 'interface' expected
}
^
Main.java:49: 'class' or 'interface' expected
}
^
4 errors

any ideas in what im doing wrong?

Hey joej231,
I think it would have been helpful if you had posted the complete code because without the code the errors are of no help.
Anyways the following code finds the max given a list of numbers(that is what you are trying to do..right?). Hope it solves your problem.

[ no code spoonfeeding alllowed -- mod ]

First of all, joej should've started his/her own thread for the problem and not hijack
a years old thread. Second, we don't spoonfeed source code.

kind regards,

Jos

[MonaLisaO]

[ no code spoonfeeding alllowed -- mod ]

First of all, joej should've started his/her own thread for the problem and not hijack
a years old thread. Second, we don't spoonfeed source code.

kind regards,

Jos

I'm confused, is this the real JosAH or someone who is saying some thing that JosAH would say? Because I think also he would have said be sure to use CODE tags.

~mona

[JosAH]

I'm confused, is this the real JosAH or someone who is saying some thing that JosAH would say? Because I think also he would have said be sure to use CODE tags.

~mona

I almost never say that, I simply insert those tags myself and add an 'edit' line ;-)

kind regards,

Jos ( and don't forget the CODE tags folks! ;-)

[MonaLisaO]

I almost never say that, I simply insert those tags myself and add an 'edit' line ;-)

kind regards,

Jos ( and don't forget the CODE tags folks! ;-)

But apparently not in this case? lol

~mona

[satch]

[ no code spoonfeeding alllowed -- mod ]

First of all, joej should've started his/her own thread for the problem and not hijack
a years old thread. Second, we don't spoonfeed source code.

kind regards,

Jos

Point noted :)
I had read about not spoonfeeding source code on the forum but I felt he had written most of the logic correctly and was probably making a mistake in initialization/syntax, so I posted the code.
Anyways from now on I'll avoid posting code.