2. Scanning Scanning image for text. Scanning frequencies for radio stations. Finding words in a sentence Finding identifiers, operators, in a program char String Variable-size type –Indexing –Enumeration

3. Primitive Types int, double, boolean, long, short, float, byte char

4. Primitive Types Constants (Literals & Named Constants) Operations with Invocation Syntax

5. char Constants char {letters, digits, operators...} ‘a’ ‘A‘ ‘1’ ‘< ‘ ‘’ 16 bits ‘ ‘’’ ‘\’’ Escape sequence ‘\n’ newline ‘ ‘\’ ‘\\’

6. Useful Escape Sequences

7. Ordering Characters ‘’‘a’…. position in ordered character list ordinal number (integer code) ….

8. Ordering Characters ‘’‘a’…. ‘b’‘c’‘z’…. ‘’‘A’…. ‘B’‘C’‘Z’…. ‘’‘0’…. ‘1’‘2’‘3’…. ‘a’ > ‘b’  false ‘B’ > ‘A’  true ‘4’ > ‘0’  true ‘0’ > ‘’  true ‘a’ > ‘A’  ??? ‘a’ > ‘0’  ???

9. Converting between Characters and their Ordinal Numbers (int) ‘a’  ordinal number of ’a’ (char) 55  character whose ordinal number is 55 (int) ‘’  0 0 (char) 0  ‘’ (int) ‘d’  ??? (char) 1  ??? (char) -1 (int) ‘c’ - (int) ‘a’  2 2 ‘c’ - ‘a’  2 2 Implicit cast to wider type (char) (‘c’ - 2)  ‘a’ (char) (‘A’ + 2)  ‘C’ (char) (‘C’ - ‘A’ + ‘a’)  ‘c’

10. A Useful Character Operation Character.isLetter(c)  true if c is a letter Character.isLetter(‘a’)  true Character.isLetter(‘A’)  true Character.isLetter(‘1’)  false Character.isLetter(‘ ’)  false

11. String constants String{sequences of characters} “hello” “123” “hello 123” “a” variable size ‘a’ “” “hello\n\n123” “\”“\\” Object Type

12. Accessing String Components String s = “hello world”; s.getFirstChar() s.getSecondChar()... s.charAt(0)  ‘h’ s.charAt(1)  ‘e’ s.charAt(-1) s.charAt(11) StringIndexBounds exceptiom index s.length()  11 “ ”.length()  1 1  0 0

13. Accessing SubString “hello world”.substring(4,7) public String substring (int beginIndex, int endIndex)  s.charAt(beginIndex).. s.charAt(endIndex-1) s.substring(beginIndex, endIndex)  “o w” “hello world”.substring(4,4)  “” “hello world”.substring(7,4) StringIndexBounds exceptiom

14. Changing Strings? Strings are read-only (immutable) “hello” + “world”  “hello world” three different instances

15. Useful String Operations s.toLowerCase()  copy of s with letters converted to lower case s.toUpperCase()  copy of s with letters converted to upper case “Hello World”.toLowerCase()  “hello world” “Hello World”.toUpperCase()  “HELLO WORLD”

16. String Processing int i = 0; while (i < s.length()) { System.out.println (s.charAt(i)); i++; } prints each character on separate line

17. Dissecting a Loop int i = 0; while (i < s.length()) { System.out.println (s.charAt(i)); i++; } loop condition loop body

18. Finer-grained Dissection int i = 0; while (i < s.length()) { System.out.println (s.charAt(i)); i++; } loop condition real body Resetting loop variable initalizing loop variables for (int i=0; i<s.length(); i++) System.out.println(s.charAt(i));

19. Meaning of For Loop S1; while ( E) { S3; S2; } for (S1; E; S2) S3 for (; E; S2) S3 while ( E) { S3; S2; } for (; E; ) S3 while ( E) { S3; } for (; ; ) S3 while ( true) S3;

20. Scanning Problem

21. Scanning JohnF.Kenndye token Input stream Token Stream token Line 1Line 2 Multi-line input stream Line stream

22. Solution Monolithic Solution Class Decomposition

23. Algorithm String inputLine

24. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 0 Output: J String inputLine

25. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 1 Output: J String inputLine

26. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 2 Output: J String inputLine

27. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 5 Output: JF String inputLine

28. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 6 Output: JF String inputLine

29. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 8 Output: JFK String inputLine

30. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 9 Output: JFK String inputLine

31. Algorithm JohnF.Kenndye marker 14 Output: JFK String inputLine

32. Monolithic Solution public class UpperCasePrinter { public static void main (String args[]) { String input = getInput(); int index = 0; System.out.println("Upper Case Letters :"); while (index < input.length()) { char nextChar = input.charAt(index); if (Character.isUpperCase(nextChar)) System.out.print(nextChar); // token processing index++; } public static String getInput() { System.out.println("Please enter a string"); return Keyboard.readLine(); }

33. Storing instead of printing tokens JohnF.Kenndye marker 14 String s = “JFK”; String inputLine

34. No reuse in Monolithic Solutions String s = ""; // token processing int index = 0; while (index < input.length()) { char nextChar = input.charAt(index); if (Character.isUpperCase(nextChar)) s += nextChar; // token processing index++; } int index = 0; System.out.println("Upper Case Letters :");//token processing while (index < input.length()) { char nextChar = input.charAt(index); if (Character.isUpperCase(nextChar)) System.out.print(nextChar); // token processing index ++; }

35. Class Decomposition? Main Class

36. Division of Labor in Radio Scanning

43. ?

45. Scanner Object calls Scanner User Main Class (Input & Output) Class Decomposition Scanner Class instantiate

46. DataInputStream Instance readLine() Scanner User Main Class (Input & Output) Class Decomposition DataInputStream instantiate

47. Scanner User-Scanner Object Interaction DataInputStream dataIn = new DataInputStream (System.in); int product = 1; while (true) { int num = Integer.parseInt (dataIn.readLine()); if (num < 0) break; product = product*num; } System.out.println (product);

48. DataInputStream Operations Line 1Line 2 Multi-line input stream Line stream dataIn.readLine()Line 1 dataIn.readLine()Line 2 dataIn.readLine()IOException

49. Scanner Interface? scanner.nextElement()token 1 scanner.nextElement()token 2 scanner.nextElement()ScannerException token 1token 2 Input stream Token Stream

50. Scanner Interface? scanner.nextElement()token 1 scanner.nextElement()token 2 scanner.hasMoreElements()false Input stream Token Stream token 1token 2 scanner.nextElement()???

51. Uppercase Scanner Interface? scanner.nextElement()‘J’ scanner.nextElement()‘F’ scanner.hasMoreElements()false JohnF.Kenndye token 1token 2token 3 scanner.nextElement()‘K’ scanner.nextElement()???

52. Enumeration Interfaces public interface CharEnumeration { public char nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); } public interface StringEnumeration { public String nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); } public interface Enumeration { public nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); }

53. Using an Enumeration Interface public static void printChars (CharEnumeration charEnumeration) { while (charEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) System.out.print(charEnumeration.nextElement()); } JohnF.Kenndye token 1token 2token 3

54. Using an Enumeration Interface public class UpperCasePrinter { public static void main (String args[]) { String input = getInput(); printUpperCase(input); } public static String getInput() { System.out.println("Please enter a string"); return Keyboard.readLine(); } public static void printUpperCase(String s) { System.out.println("Upper Case Letters:"); printChars (new AnUpperCaseEnumeration(s)); } public static void printChars (CharEnumeration charEnumeration) { while (charEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) System.out.print(charEnumeration.nextElement()); }

55. Implementing Scanner public class AnUpperCaseEnumeration implements CharEnumeration { … public AnUpperCaseEnumeration(String theString) {... } public boolean hasMoreElements() {... } public char nextElement() {...; } … }

56. Data Structure: Scanned String public class AnUpperCaseEnumeration implements CharEnumeration { String string; … public AnUpperCaseEnumeration(String theString) { string = theString;... } public boolean hasMoreElements() {... } public char nextElement() {...; } … }

57. Data Structure: marker JohnF.Kenndye nextElementPos string scanned partUnscanned part

58. hasMoreElements() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos public boolean hasMoreElements() {... } true

59. hasMoreElements() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos public boolean hasMoreElements() {... } true

60. hasMoreElements() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos public boolean hasMoreElements() {... } false

61. hasMoreElements() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //return true if nextElementPos is beyond end of string; false otherwise public boolean hasMoreElements() {... }

62. hasMoreElements() (edited) JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //return false if nextElementPos is beyond end of string; true otherwise public boolean hasMoreElements() { return string.length() > nextElementPos; }

63. hasMoreElements() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //return false if nextElementPos is beyond end of string; true otherwise public boolean hasMoreElements() { return nextElementPos < string.length(); }

64. nextElement() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos public char nextElement() { }

65. nextElement() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //Assume nextElemPos is at start of next token or end of string when //method is called. //Method makes sure this is also true before returning. //returns next element if one exists public char nextElements() { }

66. nextElement() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //Assume nextElemPos is at start of next token or end of string when //method is called. //Method makes sure this is also true before returning. //returns next element if one exists public char nextElements() { } char retVal = string.charAt(nextElemPos) return retVal; while (!Character.isUpperCase(string.charAt(nextElementPos))) nextElemPos++; Unexecuted Loop

67. nextElement() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //Assume nextElemPos is at start of next token or end of string when //method is called. //Method makes sure this is also true before returning. //returns next element if one exists public char nextElements() { } movePastCurrentToken(); char retVal = extractToken(); return retVal; skipNonTokenCharacters();

68. nextElement() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos //Assume nextElemPos is at start of next token or end of string when //method is called. //returns next token if one exists public char extractToken() { } return string.charAt(nextElementPos);

69. movePastCurrentToken() //Assume nextElemPos is at start of next token or end of string when //method is called. //Moves past current token. public void movePastCurrentToken() { } nextElemPos++; JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos

70. skipNonTokenCharacters() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos // keep advancing nextElementPos until we hit the next upper case public void skipNonTokenCharacters() { } while (!Character.isUpperCase(string.charAt(nextElementPos))) nextElemPos++; StringIndexOutOfBounds

71. skipNonTokenCharacters() JohnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos // keep advancing nextElementPos until we hit the next upper case or go // beyond the end of the string. public void skipNonTokenCharacters() { } while (nextElementPos < string.length() && !Character.isUpperCase(string.charAt(nextElement Pos))) nextElemPos++; StringIndexOutOfBounds?short-circuit

72. Initialization johnF.Kenndye string nextElementPos String string; int nextElementPos = 0; public AnUpperCaseEnumeration(String theString) { } string = theString; skipNonTokenCharacters();

73. Complete Scanner public class AnUpperCaseEnumeration implements CharEnumeration { String string; int nextElementPos = 0; public AnUpperCaseEnumeration(String theString) { string = theString; skipNonTokenCharacters(); } public boolean hasMoreElements() { return nextElementPos < string.length();} public char nextElement() { char retVal = extractToken(); movePastCurrentToken(); skipNonTokenCharacters(); return retVal; } void movePastCurrentToken() {nextElementPos++;} void skipNonTokenCharacters() { while (nextElementPos < string.length() && !Character.isUpperCase(string.charAt(nextElementPos))) nextElementPos++; } char extractToken() { return string.charAt(nextElementPos);} }

74. Scanner Pattern public class implements Enumeration { String string; int nextElementStart = 0; int nextElementEnd = ???; public AnUpperCaseEnumeration(String theString) { string = theString; skipNonTokenCharacters(); } public boolean hasMoreElements() { return nextElementStart < string.length();} public nextElement() { retVal = extractToken(tokenLength); movePastCurrentToken(tokenLength); skipNonTokenCharacters(); return retVal; } void movePastCurrentToken() {…}; void skipNonTokenCharacters() {…}; char extractToken() { …} }

75. Scanner User Again public class UpperCasePrinter { public static void main (String args[]) { String input = getInput(); printUpperCase(input); } public static String getInput() { System.out.println("Please enter a string"); return Keyboard.readLine(); } public static void printUpperCase(String s) { System.out.println("Upper Case Letters:"); printChars (new AnUpperCaseEnumeration(s)); } public static void printChars (CharEnumeration charEnumeration) { while (charEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) System.out.print(charEnumeration.nextElement()); }

76. Monolithic Solution public class UpperCasePrinter { public static void main (String args[]) { String input = getInput(); int index = 0; System.out.println("Upper Case Letters :"); while (index < input.length()) { char nextChar = input.charAt(index); if (Character.isUpperCase(nextChar)) System.out.print(nextChar); // token processing index++; } public static String getInput() { System.out.println("Please enter a string"); return Keyboard.readLine(); }

77. AnUpperCaseEnumeration instance Class Decomposition AnUpperCaseEnumeration instantiate AnUppercasePrinter

78. AnUpperCaseEnumeration instance Class Decomposition AnUpperCaseEnumeration instantiate AnUppercaseConcatenator

79. Reuse of Enumeration String s = ""; while (charEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) { s += charEnumeration.nextElement(); } while (charEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) System.out.print(charEnumeration.nextElement());

80. Monolithic Solution String s = ""; // token processing int index = 0; while (index < input.length()) { char nextChar = input.charAt(index); if (Character.isUpperCase(nextChar)) s += nextChar; // token processing index++; } int index = 0; System.out.println("Upper Case Letters :");//token processing while (index < input.length()) { char nextChar = input.charAt(index); if (Character.isUpperCase(nextChar)) System.out.print(nextChar); // token processing index ++; }

81. Monolithic Solution to readLine() initialize while there is more input set next line; user code to process next line …. move next line markers

82. Enumeration Vs Scanning public interface CharEnumeration { public char nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); } JohnF.Kenndye token 1token 2token 3

83. Enumeration without Scanning public interface CharEnumeration { public char nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); } AllUppercaseLettersInOrder implements ‘A’‘B’...‘Z’

84. Enumerating all Uppercase Letters public boolean hasMoreElements() { ???? } public char nextElement() { ??? } //instance variables ???

85. Enumerating all Uppercase Letters (edited) public boolean hasMoreElements() { ???? } //instance variables ??? public char nextElement() { ??? }

86. Enumerating all Uppercase Letters public class AllUpperCaseLettersInOrder implements CharEnumeration { char nextLetter = 'A'; public boolean hasMoreElements() { return nextLetter <= 'Z'; } public char nextElement() { char retVal = nextLetter; nextLetter = (char) (nextLetter + 1); return retVal; }

87. Comparing Two Implementations public interface CharEnumeration { public char nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); } JohnF.Kenndye token 1token 2token 3 AnUpperCaseEnumeration implements ‘J’‘F’‘K’

88. Radically Different Behaviors public interface CharEnumeration { public char nextElement(); public boolean hasMoreElements(); } AllUppercaseLettersInOrder implements ‘A’‘B’...‘Z’ print (new AnUppercaseEnumeration(s)); print (new AllUppercaseLettersInOrder()); Polymorphism Syntactic Specification!