CSC 120 Programming Assignment # 8
Hints for Version 1 of PA # 8

Assume that your PA7 project contains the following array of Team objects that are instantiated in the program with these specific values:

        Team[] teamList = new Team[12];
		
        teamList[0]  = new Team("Cleveland", "Browns", 6, 5);
        teamList[1]  = new Team("Indianapolis", "Colts", 6, 5);
        teamList[2]  = new Team("Tennessee", "Titans", 8, 3);
        teamList[3]  = new Team("Dallas", "Cowboys", 7, 3);
        teamList[4]  = new Team("Chicago", "Bears", 3, 7);
        teamList[5]  = new Team("Buffalo", "Bills", 6, 4);
        teamList[6]  = new Team("Kansas City", "Chiefs", 7, 4);
        teamList[7]  = new Team("Minnesota", "Vikings", 5, 5);
        teamList[8]  = new Team("Pittsburgh", "Steelers", 5, 4);
        teamList[9]  = new Team("Philadelphia", "Eagles", 5, 6);
        teamList[10] = new Team("New York", "Giants", 3, 7);
        teamList[11] = new Team("Cincinnati", "Bengals", 6, 4);

For PA8, you would take this data and convert it into separate .txt file with the same information. Note that any String data in quotes from the example above should be included in the .txt file WITHOUT the quotes!

Here's the data from above in a form that could be stored in a .txt file, using # as the delimiter between fields:

        Cleveland#Browns#6#5
        Indianapolis#Colts#6#5
        Tennessee#Titans#8#3
        Dallas#Cowboys#7#3
        Chicago#Bears#3#7
        Buffalo#Bills#6#4
        Kansas City#Chiefs#7#4
        Minnesota#Vikings#5#5
        Pittsburgh#Steelers#5#4
        Philadelphia#Eagles#5#6
        New York#Giants#3#7
        Cincinnati#Bengals#6#4

Once you have your .txt file, you must delete the separate instantiations of each element of the array from your PA8 code -- the array will be populated by reading the .txt file data from the input TextArea and using the Java .split method, in a manner similar to that seen in Lab # 12

Then make a second .txt file that is formatted exactly the same way as the first .txt file, but that contains specifically different data. Each of the two files MUST be different lengths (contain a different number of lines).

CSC 120 Programming Assignment # 8 Hints for Version 1 of PA # 8

Assume that your PA7 project contains the following array of Team objects that are instantiated in the program with these specific values:

For PA8, you would take this data and convert it into separate .txt file with the same information. Note that any String data in quotes from the example above should be included in the .txt file WITHOUT the quotes!

Here's the data from above in a form that could be stored in a .txt file, using # as the delimiter between fields:

Once you have your .txt file, you must delete the separate instantiations of each element of the array from your PA8 code -- the array will be populated by reading the .txt file data from the input TextArea and using the Java .split method, in a manner similar to that seen in Lab # 12

Then make a second .txt file that is formatted exactly the same way as the first .txt file, but that contains specifically different data. Each of the two files MUST be different lengths (contain a different number of lines).

CSC 120 Programming Assignment # 8
Hints for Version 1 of PA # 8