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Exact Split

The document defines an exactSplit class that extends the Split class. The exactSplit class splits an amount evenly based on a list of splits provided, and stores the balances in a hashmap.

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Exact Split

The document defines an exactSplit class that extends the Split class. The exactSplit class splits an amount evenly based on a list of splits provided, and stores the balances in a hashmap.

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package models.

split;

import java.util.*;

public class exactSplit extends Split {


private ArrayList<Double> splitList = new ArrayList<Double>() ;
public HashMap<String, Double> balance = new HashMap<String,Double>();
public exactSplit (double amount , String paidby , int noOfPayers ,
ArrayList<String> listOfPayers,ArrayList<Double > splitList )
{
super(amount , paidby, noOfPayers , listOfPayers);
this.splitList = splitList ;
splitExact();

}
Iterator<String> payers = listOfPayers.iterator();
public void splitExact() {

if(verifyExact()) {
for (double i : splitList) {
balance.put(payers.next(), i);
}

}
else{
System.out.println("Invalid Total Expense.....");
System.out.println("Enter the Correct Distribution of Expenses");

}
}

public boolean verifyExact() {


double totalExactExpense = 0.0;
for( double i : splitList) {
totalExactExpense = totalExactExpense + i;
}

if (totalExactExpense == amount)
return true;
else
return false;

public HashMap<String, Double> getBalance() {


return this.balance;
}

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