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Object Oriented Programming. Lecture 6 : Review Mustafa Emre İlal emreilal@iyte.edu.tr. Recap. Last week: Arrays + Strings Assignment 0 5. Today. Assignment 05 - Solutions Review In-class coding exercises Thinking in Java – Chapter 6, 7. Assignment 06. 1.
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Object Oriented Programming Lecture 6: Review Mustafa Emre İlal emreilal@iyte.edu.tr
Recap • Last week: • Arrays + Strings • Assignment 05
Today • Assignment 05 - Solutions • Review • In-class coding exercises • Thinking in Java – Chapter 6, 7
Assignment 06.1 • Find the smallest distance between two neighboring numbers in an array: • Write a Java applicationthat creates an array of 500 random doubles between 1-100, and then prints out, the smallest difference between two neighboring numbers and where in the array it exists. • e.g. In the sequence 4 8 6 1 2 9 4 the minimum difference is 1 (between 1 and 2). This exists between indexes 3 and 4. • Hint: Use Math.abs() to calculate the difference between two numbers.
Assignment 06.2 • Check for Anagrams • An anagram is a word or a phrase that can be created by rearranging the letters of another given word or phrase. We ignore white spaces and letter case. e.g.: "Desperation" can be rearranged to the phrase "A Rope Ends It". • Implement a Java application that looks for all anagrams of a given String in an array of Strings. The array is given below. Pick any to use as the String to search for. • Hints: First prepare your Strings: Use .toLowerCase() method to convert all to lower case. Use .toCharArray() to convert the String into a char-array. Remember that char is a subset of int. char can be used in place of int. Try using it as index for an array holding counters for each letter of the alphabet.
Assignment 06.2 • Check for Anagrams • The words array to be used is: deductionsdiscounteddiscounterintroducesreductionsharmonicasmaraschinopercussionsupersonic
Assignment 06.3 • Remove duplicate elements • Write a Java Application that first creates an array of 20 random integers between 1-20. • Prints out this array (on a single line) • Then removes duplicate values • The application should print out the final array along with its final size.
Next Week • Interfaces • Inner classes • Preperation: Thinking in Java Chapter 8 + 9