Data Structures and Algorithms in Java
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Author: Michael T. Goodrich
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 2, Problem 31P
Program Plan Intro
Ecosystem
Program plan:
- Import the required java packages.
- Create the class Animal,
- Declare the array variable to fill the river.
- Declare the constructor.
- Define the print() function to read the size of river.
- Define the printl() function to read the length of array.
- Define the leftMove() function to fill ecosystem of river using bear, fish and null values with the help of random function.
- Define the rightMove() function to fill ecosystem of river using bear, fish and null values with the help of random function.
- Define the method check() to check the length of array elements and based on the value it calls the function to fill the ecosystem.
- Define the main() function,
- Declare the object for random() function.
- Declare the object for Animal class.
- Read the input using scanner class.
- Fill the ecosystem with bear, fish and null values using the random() function.
- Read the number of time steps.
- Print the simulation ecosystem after each step.
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