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can someome please write the init method please This interface defines the following methods. void init(String filePath, String fileName); This method should deserialize the data stored at the supplied filePath + fileName location into a list of Linkedln users. If there is no previously saved data, then this method should initialize a new list of Linkedln users. Depending on how you implement this method, you may find that the other methods defined on this interface may need access to the supplied filePath, fileName, and to the list of Linkedln users that is created by this method. If that is the case, then it is recommended that you set these values as properties on the implementing class. See the SerializedUserRepository code snippet below for an example on setting these values as properties of the class. void add(LinkedinUser user) throws LinkedinException; This method ensures that the supplied user is ready to be added to the user repository and, if so, adds the user to the list of users established from the init method. If the user name and user type are not supplied, throw a new LinkedInException with the message, "The user name and type are required to add a new user." Valid user types are either ' P ' for premier or ' S ' for standard. If the user type is invalid, throw a new LinkedlnException with the message, "Invalid user type. Valid types are P or S." If the supplied user already exists, throw a new LinkedInException with the message, "A user already exists with that user name." If the supplied user is ready to be added, add it to the list and call the saveAll() method to save the data. .
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Your program shall contain at least the following classes for the DEP.
Define a class Department in a source file Department.java that contains private
data members:
dNumber: Department number. It is an integer type.
dName: Department name. It is a String type.
manager: Department manager. It is an integer type.
budget: Department budget. It is a double type.
startDate: Manager start date. It is a String type.
Implement Java methods in the file Department.java that include:
Parameterized constructor that assigns values to all data members.
Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
members. See the examples of the processing for the details of the format of
the toString method.
Define a class Employee in a source file Employee.java that contains private data
members:
eNumber: Employee number. It is an integer type.
eName: Employee name. It is a String type.
dob: Date of birth. It is a String type.
address: Employee address. It is a String type.
gender: Employee gender. It is a String type.
salary: Employee salary. It is a double type.
supervisor: Supervisor number. It is an integer type.
dNumber: Department number. It is an integer type.
Implement Java methods in the file Employee.java that include:
Parameterized constructor that assigns values to all data members.
Public method getNumber that returns the employee number.
Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
members. See the examples of the processing for the details of the format of
the toString method.
Define a class Project in a source file Project.java that contains private data
members:
pNumber: Project number. It is a long integer type.
title: Project title. It is a String type.
sponsor: Project sponsor. It is a String type.
dNumber: Department number. It is an integer type.
budget: Project budget. It is a double type.
Implement Java methods in the file Project.java that include:
Parameterized constructor that assigns values to all data members.
Public method getNumber that returns the project number.
Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
members. See the examples of the processing for the details of the format of
the toString method.
Define a class WorksOn in a source file WorksOn.java that contains private data
members:
proj: Project object. It is a Project type.
emp: Employee object. It is an Employee type.
hours: Total working hours. It is an integer type.
Implement Java methods in the file WorksOn.java that include:
Parameterized constructor that assigns values to all data members.
Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
members. See the examples of the processing for the details of the format of
the toString method.
Define a class DEP in a source file DEP.java that contains private data members:
depts: A container that can store departments. It is an ArrayList of
Department type.
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L11a Create the Student class derived from the Person class- A student.docx
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Create the Student class derived from the Person class. A student has a studentNumber (an int). Write constructors, the accessor and modifier, a writeOutput method and an equals method. (You can call two Students equal if they have the same ID number). write a compareTo so that students are compared according to their ID number.
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Submit your L11a project.
Here is a netBeans shell for this lab. L11aForStudents.zip
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class InheritanceDemo {
public static void main(String[] args) {
File inFile = new File("student.in");
Scanner fileInput = null;
try {
fileInput = new Scanner(inFile);
} catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
//Logger.getLogger(Lab10.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
}
//input student into an ArrayList
ArrayList<Student> myList = new ArrayList<Student>();
while(fileInput.hasNext())
{ int id=fileInput.nextInt();
String name=fileInput.nextLine();
Student s=new Student(name, id);
myList.add(s);
}
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Students not sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myList.size(); i++)
{
myList.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
Collections.sort(myList);
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Students sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myList.size(); i++)
{
myList.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
fileInput.close();
inFile = new File("undergrad.in");
try {
fileInput = new Scanner(inFile);
} catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
//Logger.getLogger(Lab10.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
}
//input student into an ArrayList
ArrayList<Undergraduate> myL = new ArrayList<Undergraduate>();
while(fileInput.hasNext())
{ int id=fileInput.nextInt();
int level = fileInput.nextInt();
String name=fileInput.nextLine();
Undergraduate u=new Undergraduate(name, id, level);
myL.add(u);
}
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Undergrads not sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myL.size(); i++)
{
myL.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
Collections.sort(myL);
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Undergrads sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myL.size(); i++)
{
myL.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
fileInput.close();
}
}
L11a Rubric
Correct attributes
default constructor
constructor with parameters
Accessor
Mutator
WriteOutput
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menu like in A2 with an added choice to print the list backwards. There should be a new
makeFish static method and a printing method similar to that in A2 renamed to printForwards
and one new method printBackwards.
Making Fish When making an I_a object in the makeFish method, instead of asking the user to
enter all the information as you did for Pokemon in A2, make a sub-menu for them to pick from
the 14 kinds of I_a implemented in A3
The only thing the user must choose is the I_a type and if they want to enter the length (or get a
random length) You should ask, Do you want to enter a length for your I'a, Y/N HINT: use
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Sample code in person.cpp
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//read position to insert inside the function - see sample //run
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//shift and insert aPerson in the right position
Sample test code in main.cpp
if(addPerson(list, count) == true)
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You must check for unreasonable age (for example: age < 1 and age > 100 can be unreasonable).
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Must use all the given function prototypes under Task exactly as is. Function Prototypes and
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Stephanie;USA;27
Priya;India;34
Ahmed;Nigeria;52
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Gayathri;USA;22
Stephanie;USA;27
Priya;India;34
Ahmed;Nigeria;52
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address: Employee address. It is a String type.
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Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
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members:
pNumber: Project number. It is a long integer type.
title: Project title. It is a String type.
sponsor: Project sponsor. It is a String type.
dNumber: Department number. It is an integer type.
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Parameterized constructor that assigns values to all data members.
Public method getNumber that returns the project number.
Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
members. See the examples of the processing for the details of the format of
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proj: Project object. It is a Project type.
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Parameterized constructor that assigns values to all data members.
Public method toString that returns the string value of all private data
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Create the Student class derived from the Person class. A student has a studentNumber (an int). Write constructors, the accessor and modifier, a writeOutput method and an equals method. (You can call two Students equal if they have the same ID number). write a compareTo so that students are compared according to their ID number.
Create the Undergraduate class derived from the Student class. An undergraduate has one attribute called Level, an int. all other attributes are derived from Student. Write all constructors, modifier and accessor, a writeOutput. In this instance do NOT add a compareTo. You will see that by doing this you are allowing undergrads to be compared the way that Students are compared. This is because the compiler will look for a compareTo in the undergrad class, and finding none will then go to its super class and find the one in Student.
Submit your L11a project.
Here is a netBeans shell for this lab. L11aForStudents.zip
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class InheritanceDemo {
public static void main(String[] args) {
File inFile = new File("student.in");
Scanner fileInput = null;
try {
fileInput = new Scanner(inFile);
} catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
//Logger.getLogger(Lab10.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
}
//input student into an ArrayList
ArrayList<Student> myList = new ArrayList<Student>();
while(fileInput.hasNext())
{ int id=fileInput.nextInt();
String name=fileInput.nextLine();
Student s=new Student(name, id);
myList.add(s);
}
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Students not sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myList.size(); i++)
{
myList.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
Collections.sort(myList);
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Students sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myList.size(); i++)
{
myList.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
fileInput.close();
inFile = new File("undergrad.in");
try {
fileInput = new Scanner(inFile);
} catch (FileNotFoundException ex) {
//Logger.getLogger(Lab10.class.getName()).log(Level.SEVERE, null, ex);
}
//input student into an ArrayList
ArrayList<Undergraduate> myL = new ArrayList<Undergraduate>();
while(fileInput.hasNext())
{ int id=fileInput.nextInt();
int level = fileInput.nextInt();
String name=fileInput.nextLine();
Undergraduate u=new Undergraduate(name, id, level);
myL.add(u);
}
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Undergrads not sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myL.size(); i++)
{
myL.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
Collections.sort(myL);
System.out.println();
System.out.println("Undergrads sorted");
for(int i=0; i<myL.size(); i++)
{
myL.get(i).WriteOutput();
}
fileInput.close();
}
}
L11a Rubric
Correct attributes
default constructor
constructor with parameters
Accessor
Mutator
WriteOutput
This criterion is linked to a Learning Outcomecorrectly derive classes
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By now you have completed the following classes: .
Adapt your code from Assignment 2 to use both a Java API ArrayList a.pdf
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menu like in A2 with an added choice to print the list backwards. There should be a new
makeFish static method and a printing method similar to that in A2 renamed to printForwards
and one new method printBackwards.
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enter all the information as you did for Pokemon in A2, make a sub-menu for them to pick from
the 14 kinds of I_a implemented in A3
The only thing the user must choose is the I_a type and if they want to enter the length (or get a
random length) You should ask, Do you want to enter a length for your I'a, Y/N HINT: use
equalsIgnoreCase to simplify user input If they choose to enter the length then you will need to
ask for the length and convert the input to a double for the constructor.
You will need to try/catch for non-number and FishSizeException. This will need to loop until
you get a valid length. Finally use a switch to call the constructor for the chosen I_a. For
example: case 1: I_a ia = new Pua_ama(); or case 7: I_a ia = new PalaMoi(14.25); or case 9:I_a
ia = new Ohua(3.3));
Lists of Fish The program should have both a Java API ArrayList and LinkedList. You must
correctly declare both generic types to hold I_a objects. They should be local to the main method
(like the array in A2). Use the List interface to declare both list variables, then initialize as the
two different kinds of lists: List List1 = new ArrayList<>(); List List2 = new LinkedList<>();
Add each I_a the user makes to both lists. To add the first six I_a you can use the List Interface
add method: List.add(E element) This will add to the end (higher index) of both kinds of lists.
The allowed number of stored I_a should be limited to 6 like in the array in A2.
Don't let either List keep growing even though they can! The lists should work the same as in
A2, the 7th I_a should "wrap around" and overwrite the first I_a made (in index 0), and so on. To
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printArray method from A2 should be renamed to printForwards, it should still be void, and
should take one parameter of type List instead of an array. The new printBackwards method will
be nearly identical, but will print a List in reverse index order: 5 4 3 2 1 0 Both methods must use
ListIterators to print the List contents. The printForwards method should get the ArrayList sent
to it from the menu choice to print the list and should print out just like the old array did,
forwards. The printBackwards method should have the LinkedList sent to it from the menu
choice to print the list backwards and should print out in REVERSE order.
HERE IS I.a java code:
import java.util.Random;
public abstract class I_a {
protected final String name;
protected final S.
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PLEASE HELP IN C++
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person.h, then put the function implementation in person.cpp and finally invoke/test the function
in main.cpp. Please label your output clearly. E.g. After adding a person, the list is:
Create a function to read a persons information and insert into the list at a given position. The
function returns true if the insertion is successful and it returns false if the array is out of
capacity.
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Sample code in person.cpp
PersonType aPerson;
//read in person name, person citizenship, and age and populate aPerson
//e.g strcpy(aPerson.name, tempName)
//read position to insert inside the function - see sample //run
//position could be read from the user or you could set a //number that is not more than count. If
you read from the //user, check to make sure position is not > than count.
//shift and insert aPerson in the right position
Sample test code in main.cpp
if(addPerson(list, count) == true)
{output list}
You must be able to read cstrings with spaces.
You must not replace any existing values in the list. You must shift and insert in the right
position. See zybooks Lab 11.9 for reference.
You must be able to add at the beginning of the list and at the end - if your list has 4 elements,
users must be able to insert at position 0 through 4.
See Sample Runs below and test your code multiple times adding users at the beginning and at
the end.
You must make sure the position is within count.
You must check for unreasonable age (for example: age < 1 and age > 100 can be unreasonable).
Include a welcome and goodbye message. (See sample run below).
Must use all the given function prototypes under Task exactly as is. Function Prototypes and
implementations must be written in the appropriate files.
Do not add header comments for this exam, but you must have function comments for the
function you are writing.
Do not use containers of any sort or any vectors for this program. Use only the concepts we have
learned so far.
Criteria for Success
Test your program using the following sample runs, making sure you get the same output when
using the given inputs (in blue):
Welcome to my Citizens Database.
Here is your list so far:
Gayathri;USA;22
Stephanie;USA;27
Priya;India;34
Ahmed;Nigeria;52
Enter your name:
Navid
Enter your citizenship:
Ecuador
Enter your age:
34
Enter position number:
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After adding a person, the list is:
Gayathri;USA;22
Stephanie;USA;27
Navid;Ecuador;34
Priya;India;34
Ahmed;Nigeria;52
Thank you for using my Citizen Database!!
Welcome to my Citizens Database.
Here is your list so far:
Gayathri;USA;22
Stephanie;USA;27
Priya;India;34
Ahmed;Nigeria;52
Enter your name:
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Enter your citizenship:
Ecuador
Enter your age:
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