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Assignment - Recursive Descent Parser 50 Points See Canvas For Due Date

This document provides an assignment to implement two classes: 1) SubstringGenerator that uses recursion to generate all substrings of a given string without using loops. 2) SubstringTester that interacts with the user to get a string, generate its substrings using SubstringGenerator, display the substrings, and repeat until the user chooses to quit. Documentation of the source code using Javadoc is also required. The zip file containing the source code should be submitted on Blackboard.

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Assignment - Recursive Descent Parser 50 Points See Canvas For Due Date

This document provides an assignment to implement two classes: 1) SubstringGenerator that uses recursion to generate all substrings of a given string without using loops. 2) SubstringTester that interacts with the user to get a string, generate its substrings using SubstringGenerator, display the substrings, and repeat until the user chooses to quit. Documentation of the source code using Javadoc is also required. The zip file containing the source code should be submitted on Blackboard.

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CSCD211 Programming Principles II 11/12/2013

Assignment Recursive Descent Parser


50 points
See Canvas for due date

Implement a class called


SubstringGenerator that uses
recursion to generate all
substrings of a given String.
For example, the substrings of
the string "Sluggo" are the 22
strings:

Sluggo
Slugg
Slug
Slu
Sl
S
luggo
lugg
lug
lu
l
uggo
ugg
ug
u
ggo
gg
g
go
g
o
""

You are not allowed to use any loops to build the substrings -- at least in your final
product. You may, however, find it productive to solve the problem using loops first,
and then translate to recursive code.

Implement a class called SubstringTester that is used to interact with the user and
allow for testing of the SubstringGenerator class. This class should
Get a string from the user
Generate the substrings of the string
CSCD211 Programming Principles II 11/12/2013

Display the substrings


Repeat the above three things until the user chooses to quit

Javadoc
Additionally, this assignment requires that you Javadoc your source code. That is,
your source code must conform to the Javadoc documentation standards. See
Course Documents for Javadoc examples.

To Turn In
Turn in all source code in a single zip file. Name your zip file as usual. Submit to
Blackboard.

Note
You should not have a great deal of code for this assignment -- think about it -- its
recursion :-)

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