computer science

import java.io.BufferedReader; import java.io.FileNotFoundException; import java.io.FileReader; import java.io.IOException; import shipping.*; import example1.*; // Once you have your code implemented in the solution // package, you need to uncomment the following line // and comment out the import for example1.* above //import solution.*; public class Shipping { public static void main(String[] args) { // On any given day, a dockyard will accept incoming containers that arrive on ships. The ships will be unloaded and the containers // placed into a loading area to be ready for transit. At any point, trucks will enter the dockyard to pick up containers that are // headed for a particular city. The truck is loaded with the appropriate container and then starts navigating to the destination city. // This goal of this program is to manage the containers that come into and out of the dockyard. // A data file containing today's shipping events is provided. You need to complete the program so that the dockyard can store the incoming // containers and process the containers as trucks arrive to take the containers to a destination city. // You need to read each row in the ShippingEvents file and process the incoming ships and any trucks that are picking up containers. // For each ship, you need to load the containers into the dockyard. This means you need to create a class that implements String inputFileName = "ShippingEvents.txt"; IDockyard dockyard = new Dockyard(); // need to instantiate an object of your class ShippingProcessor processor = new ShippingProcessor(dockyard); processor.processEvents("ShippingEvents"); } }