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Collections Exercise 3 - Points
Posted on: July 26, 2006 at 12:00 AM
For passing over the elements of a data structure, consider only Iterator and for loop.

Java: Collections Exercise 3 - Points

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For the purposes of this exercise, the only data structures that need to be considered are: array, ArrayList, LinkedList, HashSet, TreeSet, HashMap, and TreeMap. For passing over the elements of a data structure, consider only Iterator and for loop.

Situation: You're implementing a free drawing tool that records were the mouse has moved. A MouseMotionListener is called every time the mouse moves, and you want to record the position, as a Point object, at each of these calls. You don't know how many Points you need to store, but it will sometimes be more than 1000. You will never need to edit this series of points.

Question: What data structure would be appropriate, and how could this data structure be used? Show the following:

  1. The data structure instance variable, m_linePoints, declaration and constructor call.
  2. Data initialization: Show how to add new point, p, to the data structure.
  3. A loop that goes over this data structure and calls the method void process(Point pt) for each element in the data structure.
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