COMP 1020 Lab 3 MATERIAL COVERED • Multi-dimensional arrays • Method structure and code design • Working with existing code • Converting numbers between 1d and 2d indexes Notes: • These exercises are...

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COMP 1020 Lab 3 MATERIAL COVERED • Multi-dimensional arrays • Method structure and code design • Working with existing code • Converting numbers between 1d and 2d indexes Notes: • These exercises are intended to give you basic practice in using Java • You should definitely do at least the Bronze and Silver exercises. You can do these o before the lab, on your own, using any Java programming environment you like, or o during the lab, with assistance from the lab TA, or o after the lab, on your own. • For credit, you must demonstrate at least one working exercise (Bronze), in the lab. • Make sure your TA has recorded your mark before leaving. • The three questions are sequential – each builds on the previous one. • Always try to complete as many exercises as you can on every lab. For Lab 1, everyone should try to complete at least the Bronze and Silver exercises. Bronze: Replace the 1D Food array in the VendingMachine with a 2 dimensional array. Update all methods to work with this (count, toString, add) in the VendingMachine class. The add method should now accept both a row and a column. It should still reject values that are outside of the range provided. You will want to comment out the testLab1 & testLab2 methods ( for now) as we have changed the add method parameter list to instead accept a row and col value (rather then a single index). Use the testLab3 method to test that everything is working as intended. Note: I have not done a lot of extra boundary checking but you should assume that your methods check that the row and col provided is in bounds. You can update the maxSize variable to instead be the following: // 5 rows of 4 items each is 20 total private static int maxFoods_rows = 5; private static int maxFoods_cols = 4; See the expectedOutput.txt file for the expected output of the test classes. Tip: All your row and col operations should be based off of the current size of the array, not hard coded in, as the max size variables above are subject to change. Silver: We would like to support backwards compatibility so create a method add(Food newFood, int index) to allow the testLab1 & testLab2 methods to continue to work. The index will be translated to the row and col required as a multidimensional array. You should also create the following utility methods to handle converting between an index value and a row / col value using the / and % operators. // Useful utility methods you should create and test for Silver // converts a row and col to an index value based on the current size of the array. public int rowsColsToIndex(int row, int col) // convert the index value to the associated row value public int getRow(int index) // convert the index value to the associated col value public int getCol(int index Update the add(Food newFood, int index) method to work with the 2d array. You will need to map the values using / and % functions. See below or the expected output for more details. Eg Conversion of index to row and col values. // Example output from testing the above methods in the testLabs_Silver method. // Item at row 0, col 3 would be index 3 Item [0,3] at index 3 is Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 // Item at row 2 col 0 would be index 8 Item [2,0] at index 8 is Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 //Item at row 4 col 3 would be index 19 (the last value). Item [4,3] at index 19 is Name: Banana Calories: 180 Cost: 1 Run the testLab3_Silver() method to test. Gold Our test methods are beginning to take up a lot of space in the VendingMachine. Create a new class TestLabs and move the main method and all of the test methods over to that. You should then create your own test method testLab3_Gold similar to the ones I created, that will test the boundary conditions of adding to a row/col or index with the add methods. You should test adding a Food object to several different invalid locations in the array such as row/col/index = -1 or values above the available range in the array such as index 20 in a 4x5 array (which should be out of bounds). >java VendingMachine // Bronze Testing Count: (Should be 0) 0 Food Added Successfully to array at [0,3] Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 Testing Count: (Should be 1) 1 Food Added Successfully to array at [4,3] Name: Banana Calories: 180 Cost: 1 Testing Count: (Should be 2) 2 Food Added Successfully to array at [2,0]: Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 Testing Count: (Should be 3) 3 ----------------------------------- Vending Machine Interface: Contains: 3 Food Items Item [0,0] is Empty Item [0,1] is Empty Item [0,2] is Empty Item [0,3] is Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 Item [1,0] is Empty Item [1,1] is Empty Item [1,2] is Empty Item [1,3] is Empty Item [2,0] is Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 Item [2,1] is Empty Item [2,2] is Empty Item [2,3] is Empty Item [3,0] is Empty Item [3,1] is Empty Item [3,2] is Empty Item [3,3] is Empty Item [4,0] is Empty Item [4,1] is Empty Item [4,2] is Empty Item [4,3] is Name: Banana Calories: 180 Cost: 1 ++++++++++++++ Testing Lab3 - Silver +++++++++++++++++++ Adding to a 2d array by index Row 0, Col 3 should be index 3 0 3 index from rc 3 Row 2, Col 0 should be index 8 2 3 index from rc 8 Row 4, Col 3 should be index 19 4 4 index from rc 19 Testing Count: (Should be 0) 0 Food Added Successfully to array at [0,3] by index 3Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 Testing Count: (Should be 1) 1 Food Added Successfully to array at [4,3] by index 19Name: Banana Calories: 180 Cost: 1 Testing Count: (Should be 2) 2 Food Added Successfully to array at [2,0] by index 8 Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 Testing Count: (Should be 3) 3 ----------------------------------- Vending Machine Interface: Contains: 3 Food Items Item [0,0] at index 0 is Empty Item [0,1] at index 1 is Empty Item [0,2] at index 2 is Empty Item [0,3] at index 3 is Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 Item [1,0] at index 4 is Empty Item [1,1] at index 5 is Empty Item [1,2] at index 6 is Empty Item [1,3] at index 7 is Empty Item [2,0] at index 8 is Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 Item [2,1] at index 9 is Empty Item [2,2] at index 10 is Empty Item [2,3] at index 11 is Empty Item [3,0] at index 12 is Empty Item [3,1] at index 13 is Empty Item [3,2] at index 14 is Empty Item [3,3] at index 15 is Empty Item [4,0] at index 16 is Empty Item [4,1] at index 17 is Empty Item [4,2] at index 18 is Empty Item [4,3] at index 19 is Name: Banana Calories: 180 Cost: 1 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ // Silver with the following settings: private static int maxFoods_rows = 3; private static int maxFoods_cols = 2; Food Added Successfully to array at [0,3] by index 3Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 Testing Count: (Should be 1) 1 Something went wrong when adding: Name: Banana Calories: 180 Cost: 1 Testing Count: (Should be 2) 1 Food Added Successfully to array at [2,0] by index 8 Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 Testing Count: (Should be 3) 2 ----------------------------------- Vending Machine Interface: Contains: 2 Food Items Item [0,0] at index 0 is Empty Item [0,1] at index 1 is Empty Item [1,0] at index 2 is Empty Item [1,1] at index 3 is Name: Apple Calories: 120 Cost: 2 Item [2,0] at index 4 is Name: Test Snack Calories: 123 Cost: 9 Item [2,1] at index 5 is Empty
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