CMPSCI 377: Operating Systems
Lab 1: Java
Due: Feb 3, 2010, 5pm
Purpose of Assignment
This assignment is to make you become familiar with the
subset of Java you will need for this course, if you do not have it
yet. Anyone who cannot finish this assignment on time does not
have the necessary programming skills to complete this course successfully,
and should drop the course. Since the assignment is not really related
to operating systems, it will not be averaged into your final grade.
Resources
Programing for this lab may be done using the Computer Science
Ed Lab workstations,
which run Java under JDK, or the PCs belonging to UMASS
OIT,which run Java under
Visual Cafe. Every student in CMPSCI377 has an edlab account,the
dafault username for the account is the first letter of your first name
followed by your last name; if your name is Allen Roberts, for example,
your username would be aroberts. The default password is your student
ID number. If you have trouble accessing your account, please ask the
monitor.If you are logging in remotely, you should use
elnux{0-19}.
The assignment
In this assignment, you will use binary search tree structure to analyse
a textual input file determining the frequency and location of words in
the file.The information of words is stored in a output file, which lists
the distinct words in alphabetical order and makes reference to each line
on which the word is used.
Input file:
Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers. A peck of pickled
peppers Peter Piper picked. If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers,
where is the peck that Peter Piper picked?
Action: Define a record that consister of a word, its frequency count, and
a list that hold the line numbers for each occurrence. In a line, extract
each word of text. For the first occurrence of a word in the input file,
create a record and insert it in the tree. if the word is already in the tree,
update the frequency and line number list.
Output: After reading the input file, print an alphabetized list of words,
the frequency count, and the ordered list of lines on which the word occurred.
The output should look like:
a..........................3: 1 2
if..........................1: 2
is..........................1: 3
of.........................3: 1 2
peck....................4: 1 2 3
peppers...............3: 1 2
peter...................4: 1 2 3
picked.................4: 1 2 3
pickled................3: 1 2
piper...................4: 1 2 3
that.....................1: 3
the......................1: 3
where..................1: 3
Turning in Your Assignment
All assignments should be turned in through SPARK.
Instruction to submit will be posted here shortly.
Note We routinely run similarity checking programs on your
solutions to detect cheating. Please make sure you turn in
your own work.
On-Line Java Tutorials
On-Line Java Tutorial at SUN
Introduction to Programming Using Java a free online book on introductory programming.
The Java API,the entire Java API collection - grouped by package and class.
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