Computer Science HW 2 hours.

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Part 2 - GCD/Euclid.java

Part 2 - GCD/Euclid.java

public   class   Euclid
{
    
    
    
    
    
} // end class

Part 2 - GCD/output.txt

The gcd of 2 and 30 is 2 The gcd of 3 and 27 is 3 The gcd of 4 and 24 is 4 The gcd of 5 and 21 is 1 The gcd of 6 and 18 is 6 The gcd of 7 and 15 is 1 The gcd of 8 and 12 is 4 The gcd of 9 and 9 is 9 The gcd of 10 and 6 is 2 The gcd of 11 and 3 is 1

Part 2 - GCD/Tester.java

Part 2 - GCD/Tester.java

/*
    The Euclidean algorithm is used to efficiently calculate the greatest
    common divisor (Gcd) of two numbers, both greater than 0.

    This algorithm has both an iterative and recursive solution.  
    
    The recursive solution says that for two non-negative numbers a and b,
    the gcd is a,   when b is equal to 0;
    otherwise the gcd is recursively calculated with b and the 
    result of a mod b (the integer remainder of a divided by b).

    Some examples: the Gcd of 6 and 9 is 3, the Gcd of 9 and 10 is 1, the
    Gcd of 20 and 10 is 10.  You should look at the output from this problem
    for further examples (recursion.txt).

    Write the recursive solution to the gcd method based on the
    above algorithm and the code given below.

    NOTE: If you do not utilize recursion in this problem, you will earn
    0 points.

*/


public   class   Tester
{
    public   static   void  main  (   String []  args  )
    {
         int  a ,  b ,  theGcd ;
        
         for   ( =   2 ,  b  =   30 ;  b  >   0 ;  b -= 3 ,  a ++ )
         {
            theGcd  =   Euclid . gcd ( a ,  b );
            
             System . out . println ( "The gcd of "   +  a  +   " and "   +  b
                   +   " is "   +  theGcd  +   "\n" );
        
         } // end for
            
    } // end main
        
} // end class

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedList$Node.class

                public 
                synchronized 
                class LinkedList$Node {
    
                protected Comparable 
                data;
    
                protected LinkedList$Node 
                next;
    
                protected void LinkedList$Node(Comparable);
    
                protected void LinkedList$Node(Comparable, LinkedList$Node);
    
                public void 
                setData(Comparable);
    
                public void 
                setNext(LinkedList$Node);
    
                public Comparable 
                getData();
    
                public LinkedList$Node 
                getNext();
}

            

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedList.class

                public 
                synchronized 
                class LinkedList {
    
                protected LinkedList$Node 
                head;
    
                protected int 
                size;
    
                public void LinkedList();
    
                public int 
                size();
    
                public void 
                clear();
    
                public void 
                addFirst(Comparable);
    
                public String 
                toString();
}

            

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedListA.class

                public 
                synchronized 
                class LinkedListA 
                extends LinkedList {
    
                public void LinkedListA();
    
                public void 
                addLast(Comparable);
}

            

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedListB.class

                public 
                synchronized 
                class LinkedListB 
                extends LinkedListA {
    
                public void LinkedListB();
    
                public void 
                sort();
}

            

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedListC.class

                public 
                synchronized 
                class LinkedListC 
                extends LinkedListB {
    
                public void LinkedListC();
    
                public Comparable 
                remove(int);
}

            

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedListD.java

Part 1 - LinkedList/LinkedListD.java

public   class   LinkedListD   extends   LinkedListC
{
    // If the list is empty, print the message "The list is empty."
    // Otherwise list all the data fields, one to a line --- IN REVERSE.





} // end class

Part 1 - LinkedList/output.txt

After adding 26 items the list size is 26 Printing List in order 0. Apple 1. Banana 2. Carrot 3. Drum stick 4. Eclair 5. Flan 6. Grape 7. Hash browns 8. Ice cream 9. Jicama 10. Kiwi fruit 11. Lettuce 12. Mango 13. New potatoes 14. Olives 15. Papaya 16. Quiche 17. Romaine lettuce 18. Steak 19. Tomatoes 20. Umble pie 21. V-8 22. Wheat bread 23. Xmas cookies 24. Yellowtail 25. Zwieback Printing List in Reverse on Filled List Zwieback Yellowtail Xmas cookies Wheat bread V-8 Umble pie Tomatoes Steak Romaine lettuce Quiche Papaya Olives New potatoes Mango Lettuce Kiwi fruit Jicama Ice cream Hash browns Grape Flan Eclair Drum stick Carrot Banana Apple Clear the List Printing List in Reverse on EMPTY List The list is empty Finished

Part 1 - LinkedList/Tester.java

Part 1 - LinkedList/Tester.java

public   class   Tester
{
    public   static   void  main  (   String []  args  )
    {
       String []  ordered  =   { "Apple" ,   "Banana" ,   "Carrot" ,   "Drum stick" ,
                           "Eclair" ,   "Flan" ,   "Grape" ,   "Hash browns" ,
                           "Ice cream" ,   "Jicama" ,   "Kiwi fruit" ,   "Lettuce" ,
                           "Mango" ,   "New potatoes" ,   "Olives" ,   "Papaya" ,
                           "Quiche" ,   "Romaine lettuce" ,   "Steak" ,   "Tomatoes" ,
                           "Umble pie" ,   "V-8" ,   "Wheat bread" ,   "Xmas cookies" ,
                           "Yellowtail" ,   "Zwieback"   };
      
         LinkedListD  list  =   new   LinkedListD ();
      
       for   ( int  x  =   0 ;  x  <  ordered . length ;  x ++   )
         list . addLast ( ordered [ x ]);
            
       System . out . println  ( "After adding "   +  ordered . length  +   " items "   +
                           "the list size is "   +  list . size ()   );
         System . out . println ();
        
         System . out . println ( "Printing List in order" );
         System . out . println ( list );
         System . out . println ();

        
         System . out . println ( "Printing List in Reverse on Filled List" );
       list . listReverse ();
         System . out . println ();
      
         System . out . println ( "Clear the List" );
        list . clear ();
         System . out . println ();
      
         System . out . println ( "Printing List in Reverse on EMPTY List" );
      list . listReverse ();
         System . out . println ();
        
       System . out . println ( "Finished" );
        
    } // end main
    
} // end class