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    The document provides instructions for a Java exam assignment. Students are asked to write a Book class with fields for title, author, and ID, along with getter/setter methods and a constructor. They must also write a test driver class to create Book objects from user input and display the initials of the last book's author. A second question asks students to write an application that computes square roots or squares of a user-input number, comparing the results of two square root calculation methods.

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    The document provides instructions for a Java exam assignment. Students are asked to write a Book class with fields for title, author, and ID, along with getter/setter methods and a constructor. They must also write a test driver class to create Book objects from user input and display the initials of the last book's author. A second question asks students to write an application that computes square roots or squares of a user-input number, comparing the results of two square root calculation methods.

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    Java Midterm Solution

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    The document provides instructions for a Java exam assignment. Students are asked to write a Book class with fields for title, author, and ID, along with getter/setter methods and a constructor. They must also write a test driver class to create Book objects from user input and display the initials of the last book's author. A second question asks students to write an application that computes square roots or squares of a user-input number, comparing the results of two square root calculation methods.

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    CS 111 Java Exam

    Date: 22.07.2006
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    Time: 12:15-14:45
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    Question 1: Classes (50 points)


    Write a class named Book that keeps track of book objects such that the instance data contains the books title and author and a unique identification number, say id that starts form 1 for the first book object and is incremented by 1 each time a new book with at least the title specified is created. The required methods in the Book class are as follows: 3 constructors: One without parameters that sets the title and author to unknown and id to 0; one with a single parameter that sets the title to the given value as parameter, sets the author to unknown, increments the sequence by 1 and sets id to this sequence number; one with two parameters for title and author, setting the corresponding instance data, and id as in the second constructor. The setter methods for title and author. The getter methods for title, author, and id. The equals method that compares the current book object with another Book object given as a parameter and returns true if both objects have the same title and author properties, and false otherwise. The toString method that returns a text including the books title, author and id. Refer to the sample execution window for the test program for details. The getInitials method that returns the initial letters of the authors first name(s) and last name, if the authors name is known (not equal to unknown, or not null).Assume that there can be at most two names and one surname separated by a single blank. Refer to the sample execution window for the test program for details. Write a driver class that tests the Book class. Allow the user to enter as many book objects as s/he wants. Take care of necessary object initializations. Store the first and last book objects separately. Print each book object. Compare the first and last book objects, if any, and display a proper message if they are the same. Display the last books authors initials, if the user has input any valid book object. Sample execution windows: To end the input process bypass each question by typing the enter key! Type the title of the book: Type the name of the author: Press any key to continue... To end the input process bypass each question by typing the enter key! Type the title of the book: Windows NT Server 4.0 Type the name of the author: Russel Book No: 1 entitled "Windows NT Server 4.0" written by Russel Type the title of the book: Type the name of the author: First and last books are same Last book's author has the initials, R. Page 1

    Press any key to continue... To end the input process bypass each question by typing the enter key! Type the title of the book: Java Software Solutions Type the name of the author: Lewis Loftus Book No: 1 entitled "Java Software Solutions" written by Lewis Loftus Type the title of the book: Introduction to Java Programming with JBuilder Type the name of the author: Yvet Daniel Liang Book No: 2 entitled "Introduction to Java Programming with JBuilder" written by Yvet Daniel Liang Type the title of the book: Type the name of the author: Last book's author has the initials, Y.D.L. Press any key to continue...

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    public class Book { /* class variable */ private static int numBooks = 0; /* instance data */ private String title, author; private int id; /* constructors */ public Book () { title=author="unknown"; id=0; } public Book (String title) { this.title=title; author="unknown"; numBooks ++; id = numBooks; } public Book (String title, String author) { this.title=title; this.author=author; numBooks ++; id = numBooks; } /* getter methods */ public String getTitle () { return title; } public String getAuthor () { return author; } public int getId () { return id; } /* setter methods */ public void setTitle (String title) { this.title = title; } public void setAuthor (String author) { this.author = author; } /* toString method to be used along with String concatenationa and print statements */ public String toString ( ) { String S = "Book No: "+id; S = S+" entitled \""+title+"\""; S = S+" written by "+author; return S; } /* equals method that compare this Book object with other Book object */ public boolean equals (Book other) { String otherTitle = other.getTitle(); String otherAuthor = other.getAuthor(); boolean same = false; if (otherTitle.equals(title) && otherAuthor.equals(author)) same = true; return same; } /*getInitials method that return the initials of the author assuming that there can be at most two names and a surname seperated by a single blank */ public String getInitials() { String S=""; if (author.equals("unknown")==false && author.equals("")==false){ S = S + author.charAt(0)+ "."; int ix1 = author.indexOf(" "); if (ix1 != -1 && ix1!=author.length()-1) { S = S + author.charAt(ix1+1)+"."; int ix2 = author.indexOf(" ",ix1+1); if (ix2 != -1 && ix2!=author.length()-1) {

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    S = S + author.charAt(ix2+1)+"."; } } } return S; } }

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    import java.util.Scanner; public class BookTest { public static void main ( String [ ] args ) { Scanner oku = new Scanner (System.in) ; String title, author; System.out.println("To end "question by typing System.out.print("Type the title = oku.nextLine(); System.out.print("Type the author = oku.nextLine(); the input process bypass each "+ the enter key!"); title of the book: "); name of the author: ");

    Book aBook, firstBook, lastBook; aBook = firstBook = lastBook = new Book(); while (!(title.equals("") && author.equals(""))) { if (author.equals("")) aBook = new Book(title); else aBook = new Book(title, author); System.out.println(aBook); if (aBook.getId()==1) firstBook=aBook; System.out.print("Type the title of the book: "); title = oku.nextLine(); System.out.print("Type the name of the author: "); author = oku.nextLine(); } lastBook = aBook; if (firstBook.equals(new Book()) == false) { if (firstBook.equals(lastBook)) System.out.println("First and last books are same"); System.out.println("Last book\'s author has the initials, " + lastBook.getInitials() ); } } }

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    Question 2. Simple Java Application (50 points)


    Write a Java application that does a single computation (square root or square) based on the answer of the user. When computing the square root, use two approaches and compare the results: First approach is to use Math.sqrt and the other approach is to approximate the root by performing the following calculation repeatedly until nextGuess and lastGuess are almost identical (their absolute difference is less then a small number, say epsilon with a constant value of 0.0001): nextGuess = (lastGuess + (number/lastGuess)) / 2 Start with an initial guess of number/2. Display the results to 5 decimal places. Make sure that the user enters a positive value in both computations. Sample execution windows: Do you want to compute sqrt (Yes) or square (No) ? You should have typed YES or NO! Press any key to continue... Do you want to compute sqrt (Yes) or square (No) ? yEs Type a positive number: -5 Type a positive number: 9 The square root of 9.0 is 3,00000 (Math) = 3,00000 (computed). Press any key to continue... Do you want to compute sqrt (Yes) or square (No) ? nO Type a positive number: 4,3 The square of 4.3 is 18.49 Press any key to continue...

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    import java.util.Scanner; import java.text.DecimalFormat; public class AppSqrt { public static void main (String [] args) { Scanner oku = new Scanner (System.in) ; System.out.print("Do you want to compute sqrt (Yes) or square (No) ? "); String cevap = oku.nextLine().toLowerCase(); double number=0; if (cevap.equals("yes") || cevap.equals("no")) { System.out.print("Type a positive number: "); number = oku.nextDouble(); while (number<=0) { System.out.print("Type a positive number: "); number = oku.nextDouble(); } } if (cevap.equals("yes")) { //sqrt double sqrtFromMath = Math.sqrt(number); final double epsilon = 0.0001; double nextGuess=number/2, lastGuess; do { lastGuess=nextGuess; nextGuess=(lastGuess+(number/lastGuess))/2; } while ( Math.abs(lastGuess-nextGuess) >= epsilon); DecimalFormat fmt = new DecimalFormat("0.00000"); System.out.println("The square root of "+number+" is "+ fmt.format(sqrtFromMath)+" (Math) = "+fmt.format(nextGuess)+" (computed)."); } else if (cevap.equals("no")) { // square double numberSquared = Math.pow(number,2); System.out.println("The square of "+number+" is "+numberSquared); } else //incorrect data System.out.println("You should have typed YES or NO!"); } }

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