Project $1$: Java Basic Review

$($Print distinct integers$)$

Write a program, named DistinctValues.java, whose input is an unknown number of integers $($assume a

maximum of distinct integers is $10).$ The program stops reading when it encounters a $-1.$ The program then

displays the distinct integers in ascending order and separates them by exactly one space $($i$.$e$.,$ if a number

appears multiple times, it is displayed only once$).($Hint: Read an integer and store it in an array of size $10$ if it

is new. If the integer is already in the array, ignore it$.)$ After the input, the array contains the distinct integers.

Sort the array and display the content.

Your program must not assume anything about the number of input values, meaning you can't declare an array

to hold all of them. Instead, you should declare an array of $10$ integers. In particular, keep a variable to the next

open slot of the array. Use a Scanner to read an integer. If it is not $-1,$ there is room in the array, and is not

duplicated, write it to that slot and increment the value.

Program criteria:

Must only use array data Structure $($Do not use any other ADT$)$

Array size must be $10.$

The array should not contain any duplicate values.

output should be in ascending order.

Download the file ReverseTextOriginal.java from the Canvas, and open it in jGrasp $($or a text editor of your

choice$).$ This file contains part of a program to reverse the given text. The function main looks like this:

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

String s $=$ input.nextLine$()$;

System.out.print$($reverseText$($S$))$;

$\}$

You need to define a static method called reverseText that receives a String from the keyboard. $($in the example

below the input is: Data Structures And Algorithms, but I will test your program with different inputs!$).$ The

purpose of the function reverseText is to reverse the order of characters in each word within the given input.

Remember the whitespace and initial word order must be preserved. Do not modify the main method. Here is a

screenshot of my program in action

$[----$jGRASP exec: java ReverseText Welcome to Java

Data Structures And Algorithms

ataD serutcurtS dnA smhtiroglA

$----$jGRASP: operation complete.Project $1$: Java Basic Review

$($Print distinct integers$)$

Write a program, named DistinctValues.java, whose input is an unknown number of integers $($assume a

maximum of distinct integers is $10).$ The program stops reading when it encounters a $-1.$ The program then

displays the distinct integers in ascending order and separates them by exactly one space $($i$.$e$.,$ if a number

appears multiple times, it is displayed only once$).($Hint: Read an integer and store it in an array of size $10$ if it

is new. If the integer is already in the array, ignore it$.)$ After the input, the array contains the distinct integers.

Sort the array and display the content.

Your program must not assume anything about the number of input values, meaning you can't declare an array

to hold all of them. Instead, you should declare an array of $10$ integers. In particular, keep a variable to the next

open slot of the array. Use a Scanner to read an integer. If it is not $-1,$ there is room in the array, and is not

duplicated, write it to that slot and increment the value.

Program criteria:

Must only use array data Structure $($Do not use any other ADT$)$

Array size must be $10.$

The array should not contain any duplicate values.

output should be in ascending order.

Download the file ReverseTextOriginal.java from the Canvas, and open it in jGrasp $($or a text editor of your

choice$).$ This file contains part of a program to reverse the given text. The function main looks like this:

public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)\{$

String s $=$ input.nextLine$()$;

System.out.print$($reverseText$($S$))$;

$\}$

You need to define a static method called reverseText that receives a String from the keyboard. $($in the example

below the input is: Data Structures And Algorithms, but I will test your program with different inputs!$).$ The

purpose of the function reverseText is to reverse the order of characters in each word within the given input.

Remember the whitespace and initial word order must be preserved. Do not modify the main method. Here is a

screenshot of my program in action

$[----$jGRASP exec: java ReverseText Welcome to Java

Data Structures And Algorithms

ataD serutcurtS dnA smhtiroglA

$----$jGRASP: operation complete.