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- In this assignment, you are required to specify and implement a Java class named
- IntSortedList. The instances of IntSortedList are sorted lists of integers. Each class in the program need a class invariant. There should
- be no limit on the length of the list. The operations on sorted lists of integers
- supported by IntSortedList are
- • A default constructor that creates an empty list of integers.
- • An operation named empty that determines if the sorted list is empty. The
- operation takes no argument and returns a Boolean value.
- An operation named length that returns the number of items on the sorted list. The
- operation takes no argument and returns a positive integer.
- • An operation named insert that inserts an integer to the sorted list while
- maintaining its sorted-ness. The operation takes the integer to insert as its
- only argument. It should always succeed.
- • An operation named delete that deletes an integer from the sorted list. The
- operation takes the integer to delete as its only argument. It returns true if
- the integer was in the sorted list. Otherwise, it returns false. Only one
- occurrence of the target is deleted by this operation.
- • An operation named show that displays the integers in the sorted list on
- screen. Every row except the last one contains 8 integers separated by spaces.
- The last row may contain less than 8 integers.
- You are required to provide an array-based implementation of IntSortedList and
- write a program that makes use of IntSortedList. Follow the following steps.
- 1. Refine the above specification of IntSortedList by writing function prototypes
- for its operations and their pre/post conditions.
- 2. Write a class definition for IntSortedList. The only public methods in the class
- definition are those operations. The private members are instance variables
- that represent a sorted list of integers. Write an invariant on these instance
- variables as comments. You can have private methods that are auxiliary to
- public ones.
- 3. Write a program that reads from keyboard a sequence of positive integers
- that is ended with a negative integer. The positive integers are inserted into a
- sort list of integers when they are read. When the program finishes reading,
- it displays the following information on screen: (a) the number of positive
- integers that have been read; (b) the positive integers.
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