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Implementing Data Structures

The document outlines classes for managing meals, diet plans, nutritional information, and user diet plans in a nutrition tracking system. The Meal class can store a fixed number of food items or use a dynamic list, while the DietPlan class ensures unique food items using a HashSet. Additionally, the NutritionTracker class manages food nutritional information, and the MealLogQueue class handles meal logging in a FIFO manner.

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Implementing Data Structures

The document outlines classes for managing meals, diet plans, nutritional information, and user diet plans in a nutrition tracking system. The Meal class can store a fixed number of food items or use a dynamic list, while the DietPlan class ensures unique food items using a HashSet. Additionally, the NutritionTracker class manages food nutritional information, and the MealLogQueue class handles meal logging in a FIFO manner.

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// In Meal class, if you want to store a fixed number of food items (e.g.

, max 5 food items per


meal)

public class Meal {

private String name;

private LocalDateTime date;

private FoodItem[] foodItems; // Fixed array for food items

public Meal(String name, LocalDateTime date) {

this.name = name;

this.date = date;

this.foodItems = new FoodItem[5]; // A fixed array of 5 items

public void addFoodItem(FoodItem foodItem, int index) {

if (index >= 0 && index < foodItems.length) {

foodItems[index] = foodItem;

// Getters and setters

public class Meal {

private String name;

private LocalDateTime date;

private List<FoodItem> foodItems; // Using List to store food items

public Meal(String name, LocalDateTime date) {

this.name = name;

this.date = date;

this.foodItems = new ArrayList<>(); // Initializes an empty ArrayList

}
public void addFoodItem(FoodItem foodItem) {

foodItems.add(foodItem); // Add food item to the list

public List<FoodItem> getFoodItems() {

return foodItems; // Get all food items for the meal

// Getters and setters

}
public class DietPlan {

private String name;

private String description;

private Set<FoodItem> foodItems; // Using a HashSet to ensure uniqueness

public DietPlan(String name, String description) {

this.name = name;

this.description = description;

this.foodItems = new HashSet<>(); // Initializes an empty HashSet

public void addFoodItem(FoodItem foodItem) {

foodItems.add(foodItem); // Add food item to the set (duplicates won't be added)

public Set<FoodItem> getFoodItems() {

return foodItems; // Get all unique food items in the diet plan

// Getters and setters


}public class NutritionTracker {

private Map<String, Integer> foodNutritionalInfo; // Map to store food name and calories

public NutritionTracker() {

this.foodNutritionalInfo = new HashMap<>();

// Add or update food nutritional info

public void addFoodNutritionalInfo(String foodName, int calories) {

foodNutritionalInfo.put(foodName, calories); // Storing calories for each food item

// Get the nutritional info for a specific food

public int getCalories(String foodName) {

return foodNutritionalInfo.getOrDefault(foodName, 0); // Return calories or 0 if not found

public Map<String, Integer> getAllNutritionalInfo() {

return foodNutritionalInfo; // Get all food items and their calories

}
public class UserDietPlans {

private Map<Long, DietPlan> userDietPlans; // Map from userId to DietPlan

public UserDietPlans() {

this.userDietPlans = new HashMap<>();

public void addDietPlan(Long userId, DietPlan dietPlan) {

userDietPlans.put(userId, dietPlan); // Store diet plan for specific user

}
public DietPlan getDietPlan(Long userId) {

return userDietPlans.get(userId); // Get diet plan for a specific user

}
public class MealLogQueue {

private Queue<Meal> mealLogQueue;

public MealLogQueue() {

this.mealLogQueue = new LinkedList<>(); // FIFO Queue for meal logging

public void addMealToQueue(Meal meal) {

mealLogQueue.add(meal); // Add meal to the queue

public Meal processNextMeal() {

return mealLogQueue.poll(); // Process and remove the next meal from the queue

public boolean hasMoreMeals() {

return !mealLogQueue.isEmpty(); // Check if there are any meals left in the queue

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