Paras comma-delimited text and convert the data into Shirt objects.
SOLUTION
you have been given some comma-delimated shirt data . parse the data . store it in shirt
objects and print the results. the output from the program should like the following.
=== Shirt List ===
Shirt ID: S001
Description: Black Polo Shirt
Color: Black
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S002
Description: Black Polo Shirt
Color: Black
Size: L
Shirt ID: S003
Description: Blue Polo Shirt
Color: Blue
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S004
Description: Blue Polo Shirt
Color: Blue
Size: M
Shirt ID: S005
Description: Tan Polo Shirt
Color: Tan
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S006
Description: Black T-Shirt
Color: Black
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S007
Description: White T-Shirt
Color: White
Size: L
Shirt ID: S008
Description: White T-Shirt
Color: White
Size:L
Open the StringPractice01 project and make the following changes.
1 Edit the main method of the StringSplitTest . java file.
2 Parse each line of the shirts array. Create a shirt object for each
line and add the shirts to a List. A for loop tp perform
these steps could be as follows.
for (Stirng curLine:shirts){
String[] e = curLine . split(",");
shirtList . add(new Shirt(e[0], e[1], e[2], e[3] ) );
}
3 Print out the list of shirts. A loop to do this could be like the
following.
System.out.println("=== Shirt List ===");
for (Shirt shirt:shirtsList){
System.out.println(shirt . toString() );
}
4 Run the StringSplitList . java file and verify that your output is similar
SOLUTION
you have been given some comma-delimated shirt data . parse the data . store it in shirt
objects and print the results. the output from the program should like the following.
=== Shirt List ===
Shirt ID: S001
Description: Black Polo Shirt
Color: Black
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S002
Description: Black Polo Shirt
Color: Black
Size: L
Shirt ID: S003
Description: Blue Polo Shirt
Color: Blue
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S004
Description: Blue Polo Shirt
Color: Blue
Size: M
Shirt ID: S005
Description: Tan Polo Shirt
Color: Tan
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S006
Description: Black T-Shirt
Color: Black
Size: XL
Shirt ID: S007
Description: White T-Shirt
Color: White
Size: L
Shirt ID: S008
Description: White T-Shirt
Color: White
Size:L
Open the StringPractice01 project and make the following changes.
1 Edit the main method of the StringSplitTest . java file.
2 Parse each line of the shirts array. Create a shirt object for each
line and add the shirts to a List. A for loop tp perform
these steps could be as follows.
for (Stirng curLine:shirts){
String[] e = curLine . split(",");
shirtList . add(new Shirt(e[0], e[1], e[2], e[3] ) );
}
3 Print out the list of shirts. A loop to do this could be like the
following.
System.out.println("=== Shirt List ===");
for (Shirt shirt:shirtsList){
System.out.println(shirt . toString() );
}
4 Run the StringSplitList . java file and verify that your output is similar
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