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The document outlines requirements for 3 programming assignments involving number conversion systems, shapes, and string manipulation. It provides interfaces and classes to implement for converting between decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal numbers. It also defines abstract shape classes and subclasses for circles and rectangles. It describes an interface for string methods to count words with odd digits and replace palindromes.

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Ex 4

The document outlines requirements for 3 programming assignments involving number conversion systems, shapes, and string manipulation. It provides interfaces and classes to implement for converting between decimal, binary, octal, and hexadecimal numbers. It also defines abstract shape classes and subclasses for circles and rectangles. It describes an interface for string methods to count words with odd digits and replace palindromes.

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Common requirements:

- Create a new folder that is named with the following format: studentID-studentname-
workshopNumber. The folder contains 4 projects: Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4,….
Example: se18123-nguyenvana-WS01 or SE12123-nguyen van a-WS01
- Use jdk 1.8
- The result must be formated like the given tesstcase
- Submit your result to the LMS page( example : se18123-nguyenvana-WS01.zip)

Q1: Create a new project named “Q1”.

In package “Core” that contains: IMenu, IExtendBiMenu , IExtendOctalMenu, IExtendHexaMenu

1. Create an interface “IMenu”, it includes:


- int[] DecToBi(): to change a decimal number to binary number( using a array to store the binary
number)
- Int [] DecToOctal(): to change a decimal number to octal number( using a array to store the octal
number)
- char[] DecToHexa(): to change a decimal number to hexa number( using a array to store the
hexa number)

2. An interface IExtendBiMenu extends IMenu and some prototype


- Int BiToDec(int [] number): to change a binary number to a decimal number
- Int[] Add(int[] number): to add two binary numbers and return a binary number

3. An interface IExtendOctalMenu extends IMenu and some prototype


- Int OctalToDec(int [] number): to change a binary number to a decimal number
- Int[] Add(int[] number): to add two octal numbers and return a octal number

4. An interface IExtendHexalMenu extends IMenu and some prototype

- Int HexaToDec(char [] number): to change a hexa number to a decimal number


- Char add(char [] number): to add two hexa numbers and return a hexa number

In package “NumberSystem” that contains: DecimalNumberSystem, BinarySystem, OctalNumberSystem,


HexaNumberSystem

1. Create a class “DecimalNumberSystem” , it implements IMenu and includes:


- Private int DecimalNumber: store a decimal number
- Int base (validate base is only 10)
- Constructor/Getter/setter
- Implementing all abstract methods
2. Create a class “BinaryNumberSystem” extends DecimalNumberSystem , it implements
IExtendBiMenu, and inludes something:
- int[] BiNumber: store a binary number
- constructor/getter/setter
- Implements all abstract methods
Note: base accepts only 2

3. Create a class “OctalNumberSystem” extends DecimalNumberSystem , it implements


IExtendOctalMenu, and inludes something:
- int[] OctalNumber: store a octal number
- Implements all abstract methods
Note: base accepts only 8
4. Create a class “HexaNumberSystem” extends DecimalNumberSystem , it implements
IExtendHexalMenu, and inludes something:
- char[] HeaxNumber: store a octal number
- Implements all abstract methods
Note: base accepts only 16
5. Create a class Tester. In main method student types exactly the same as below code:
Int choice;
Scanner s=new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.print(“enter number1:”);
int number1=s.nextInt();
System.out.print(“enter number2:”);
int number2=s.nextInt();

IMenu num1=new DecimalNumberSystem(number1);


IMenu num2=new DecimalNumberSystem(number2);

System.out.println(“Choose base (2/8/16):”


Choice=s.nextInt();
If( choice==2)
{
// test binary system
Int[] bi_1=num1.DecToBi();
Int[] bi_2=num2.DecToBi();

IExtendBiMenu m2=new BinaryNumberSystem(bi_1);


Int[] result=m2.add(bi_2);

IExtendBiMenu finalresult=new BinaryNumberSystem(result);

System.out.println(finalresult);
}
Else if (choice==8)
{
// test octal system
Int[] oc_1=num1.DecToOctal();
Int[] oc_2=num2.DecToOctal();

IExtendOctalMenu m3=new OctalNumberSystem(oc_1);


Int[] result2=m3.add(oc_2);
IExtendOctalMenu finalresult=new OctalNumberSystem(result2);

System.out.println(finalresult);
}
Else if(choice==16)
{
// test hexa system
char[] h_1=num1.DecToHexa();
char[] h_2=num2.DecToHexa();

IExtendHexaMenu m4=new OctalNumberSystem(h_1);


Int[] result3=m4.add(h_2);
IExtendHexaMenu finalrrsult=new OctalNumberSystem(result3);

System.out.println(finalresult);
}

for example:

TC1: TC2: TC3:


enter number1:267 enter number1:267 enter number1:267
enter number2:125 enter number2:125 enter number2:125
Choose base (2/8/16):2 Choose base (2/8/16):16 Choose base (2/8/16):8
OUTPUT: OUTPUT: OUTPUT:
100001011 10B 413
1111101 7D 175
0110001000 188 610

Q2: Create a new project named “Q2”.

1. Create an abstract class called “Shape”. It contains some abstract functions:


- Double getArea()
- Double getPerimeter()
- Final double PI=3.14
2. Create a class called Circle extends Shape and implements the Comparable interface . It includes
3 fields : int x,y; double radius

methods:
1. Constructors, getters, setters (use try..catch to check x,y >=0 and radius>0)
2. Implements all abstract methods
3. void output(): to display detail of the circle
4. override the compareTo() method. This function is used to compare two Circles’s area.
Notice that: return 1 if the first circle ‘s area > the second circle area
return -1 if the first circle ‘s area < the second circle area
return 0 if they are the same

3. Create a class called “Rectangle” extends Shape and implements the Comparable interface. It
contains two fields: int width, int height
Methods:
1. Constructors, getters, setters (use try..catch to check width,height>0)
2. Implements all abstract methods
3. Void output(): to display detail of the rectangle
4. Override the compareTo() to compare two Rectangles’s perimeter
Notice that: return 1 if the first circle ‘s perimeter > the second circle perimeter
return -1 if the first circle ‘s perimeter < the second circle perimeter
return 0 if they are the same
4. Create a class Tester to test all functions. In the main method, do requirements:

//create two Circle objects using constructors


// call the output method
//call the compareTo method to compare the area of these circle objects

//create two Rectangle objects using constructors


// call the output method
//call the compareTo method to compare the perimeter of these rectangle objects

TC1:
1. Test 2 circle’s output & compareTo method
2. Test 2 rectangle’s output & compareTo method
enter option: 1
circle 1
enter x: 1.5
enter y:2.0
enter radius:10
circle 2
enter x:1
enter y:2
enter radius:2
OUTPUT:
(1.5,2,10) (1,2,2)@1

TC2:
1. Test 2 circle’s output & compareTo method
2. Test 2 rectangle’s output & compareTo method
enter option: 2
rectangle 1
enter width: 5
enter length:20
rectangle 2
enter width: 50
enter length:200
OUTPUT:
(5,20) (50,200)@-1

Q3: Create a new project named “Q3”.

Create an interface as the following:


public interface IString {
public int f1(String str);
public String f2(String str);
}

Write a class named MyString, which implements the interface IString. The class MyString implements
methods f1 and f2 in IString as below:
 f1: Count and return number of words containing at least 1 odd digit.
 f2: Return the string s, which is obtained by replacing the (first) palindrom word in str with the
string "XX" (word = a string without space(s), a word is called palindrom if it and its reverse are
the same).
Write a class Tester to test the program.

The program output might look something like:


1. Test f1() 1. Test f1()
2. Test f2() 2. Test f2()
Enter TC (1 or 2): 1 Enter TC (1 or 2): 2
Enter a string: Enter a string:
a a1 b2 c34 d6 ab 12321 uv 12321 xy
OUTPUT: OUTPUT:
2 ab XX uv 12321 xy

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