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Preamble
In this assignment we will work with Java’s Lambdas and Streams as an alternative to traditional procedural programming. None of the required work should use a , , or … loops; you can only use functional programming reductions and intermediate operations.
There is only one file to complete for this assignment. Class works with the provided test code. Update the methods of as follows:
1. , converts a stack to a queue. Use theclass as your queue instance.
2. , returns a new stack with items reversed from the original stack.
3. , returns the sum of values in the Stack between the specified positions. Make sure the start and end positions are within the stack’s valid range. If they’re not, return -1
4. , the function returns a Stack containing the numeric characters found in the input file. Print to the standard output. The function will:
a. Read each line from the file
b. For each line, convert to a character array
c. For each character array, filter non-numeric digits
d. For each numeric character, push on the stack
Hint: the following statement will print the characters of the string to the standard output each on separate line.
" 0123! @#$". ℎ
. ℎ : :
. ℎ : : ℎ
Grading:
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.::;
Item
Points
toQueue
20
reverseStack
20
sumBetween
20
Handle errors
readNumericFromFile
40
Exception
100
Assignment 6 – CSc 221 – CCNY 1
The City College of New York
Department of Compute Science
CSc 221: Software Design Laboratory
Figures:
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
ZYXWVUTSRQPONMLKJIHGFEDCBA
-1
10
15
746968613296025012334308579763599323945489576466873874973739536876471214130686128541071387618469739466238294740212639
850307443056394174638485348150640839113596649642679641614284529530168891495787839534119710777194146049645627362076273
496676863627220431117657162321840111016098347274885802004790632913916515863314287310416121347048482719400933221628145
565474279445106064708694092194286661285555661895345794132145076887788923211442313118672890488779408477011092231449003
815999029602505277198082699440866135327408547433669550494939998079324453668188171356249114740674647728598984509779502
240909013706497960250975249283281612799476010209484887095315979270091438480855263650181317532033797248082477032840842
817326131469678248582354176592473382170218443523312310782608678067847488045371509019681949914618363350531594205206581
87062455544392585529130845206010
Figure 1: Test file’s output
Assignment 6 – CSc 221 – CCNY 2
