Java Framework To Create Java Frameworks

The above java problem seems interesting.I am a beginner in java programming and would mind figuring out how the problem was solved.You can email me the solution thanks a lot.

@Alan & Mitchell
Is this some class assignment? Why do you both have the same problem? It appears rather simple. But first I want to know the context and who is Jeff?

I have the same problems as Mitchell Grow. I was wondering if anyone can help me.

Sure. Please email me with details using my contact form.

can u help?

How would you program for Java??

Jeff asks you to create a small Java program that loops through an array of toys ordered as a start to the inventory automation project. For now, he says you can use a sample list of possible items. The items you choose for the inventory list are ball, bat, bear, car, doll, game, glove, playstation, and train. In your sample program, keep a tally of the different items. If the item has already been mentioned, just increment that count as opposed to creating a new count for that item. You remember Jeff mentioning that orders for more than 4 items can sometimes cause stock outages. To alert the shipping department of situations where outages might occur, you decide to put an asterisk (*) before any item for which the customer has requested a quantity of 5 or more. At the end, print to the screen a summary of the items and their total count.

Here is a possible structure of your program. This program has a single class named “ToysInventory”. The class has some private attributes and three public methods: countToys, printItems, and main.

Feel free to design your program from scratch.

public class ToysInventory {

// declare counters to keep track of the number of each type of toys

private …

// Toys in our inventory

// declare an array to hold our inventory of toys

private String [] toysInventory = …

// count the number of each type of toys in our inventory.

// This method uses the “length” method on the array to get the number

// of toys in the inventory.

public void countToys () {

…

}

// Print the name of each toy, followed by its count.

// identify toys whose count exceeds five with a “*”.

public void printItems() {

…

}

// This is the main method of the class. It calls the methods of the class to

// perform its job.

public static void main (String [] args) {

// instantiate a class of “toysInventory”, then call its methods:

// countToys and printItems.

ToysInventory collection = new ToysInventory ();

…

}

(Hint: Use myArray.length to determine how long the order input array is. Use System.out.print() to print a portion of an output line, and use System.out.println() to print a line and the carriage return to the next line. Make sure you handle the case where the inventory item description is not among those listed above – such as could happen with a typo or error.)

Here is your order input array: “bear,” “train,” “car,” “ball,” “doll,” “ball,” “train,” “doll,” “game,” “train,” “bear,” “doll,” “train,” “car,” “ball,” “bat,” “glove,” “bat,” “b,” “doll,” “bear,” “ball,” “doll,” “bat,” “car,” “glove,” “train,” “doll,” “bear”

Wonderful article. BenjiSmith pretty much hit the nail on the head.

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Thanks.

Your joking, are you? Your sarcasm at the tail end of the article gives you away. Nice post.