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PART A: GOOGLE GUAVA – Importing Google Guava, 25 points
Please follow the instructions posted on File Manager and the demonstration in class to import Google Guava into our IDE. It is OK to use either NetBeans or IntelliJ. – NetBeans version: http://csc220.ducta.net/WEEK-14/dictionaryGoogleGuava-00-HowToImport/GoogleGuava_import_NetBeans.pdf – IntelliJ version: http://csc220.ducta.net/WEEK-14/dictionaryGoogleGuava-00-HowToImport/GoogleGuava_import_IntelliJ.pdf
– More resources: – URL: http://csc220.ducta.net/WEEK-14/dictionaryGoogleGuava-00-HowToImport/index.php – URL, the dictionaryGoogleGuava directories: http://csc220.ducta.net/WEEK-14/ In our assignment report, please clearly show the steps and demonstrate Google Guava imported successful.
PART B AND PART C: GOOGLE GUAVA – Mastering Google Guava, 65 points
Please implement an interactive dictionary. Our dictionary takes input from users and use the input as search key to look up value(s) associated with the key. 1. This assignment does not require following any given skeleton code. 2. We are required to use Enum and Google Guava Multimap in our implementation. 3. Please state clearly in our report if we implement both versions. 4. Please keep the two version separate: Part B – The Standard version vs. Part C – The Professional version.
PART B – Standard Version, 50 points
Our program’s output must be identical to the output on the 2 nd page.
PART C – Professional Version, 15 Extra Credit points
Our program’s output must be identical to the output on the 3 rd page. I am going to volunteer additional office hours. Please see me if I can assist you with this assignment or anything else including a casual chat. See you. Thank you and Happy learning! P E R F O R M A N C E T R A C K E R ASMT GRADE YOUR GRADE ZOOM 05 01 20 02-PREPARATION 25 02 75 03 75 MIDTERM EXAM 01 25 04 75 MIDTERM EXAM 02 25 05 75 TOTAL 400 A: 90-100% B: 80-89% C: 70-79% D: 60-69% F: 0-60% The course grader provides feedback to your assignments on iLearn.
PART A’s OUTPUT – Standard Version
– DICTIONARY 220 JAVA Standard —– —– powered by Google Guava – Search: book | Book: A written work published in printed or electronic form. Book: To arrange for someone to have a seat on a plane. | Search: boOK | Book: A written work published in printed or electronic form. Book: To arrange for someone to have a seat on a plane. | Search: bookable | Bookable: Can be ordered in advance. | Search: bookcase | Bookcase: A piece of furniture with shelves. | Search: bookbinder | Bookbinder: A person who fastens the pages of books. | Search: cSc220 | CSC220: Data Structures.
CSC220: Ready to create complex data structures. CSC220: To create data structures. | Search: Facebook | | Search: !q —–THANK YOU—– Please continue to the next page
PART C’s OUTPUT – Professional Version
– DICTIONARY 220 JAVA Professional —– —– powered by Google Guava – Search: boOK | Book [noun] : A written work published in printed or electronic form. Book [verb] : To arrange for someone to have a seat on a plane. | Search: BooK noun | Book [noun] : A written work published in printed or electronic form.
| Search: book verb | Book [verb] : To arrange for someone to have a seat on a plane. | Search: bOOk oops | <2nd argument must be a part of speech or “distinct”> | Search: Facebook | | Search: cSc220 | CSC220 [adjective] : Ready to create complex data structures. CSC220 [noun] : Data Structures. CSC220 [verb] : To create data structures. |
Search: csC220 adjective | CSC220 [adjective] : Ready to create complex data structures. | Search: bookcaSE | Bookcase [noun] : A piece of furniture with shelves. | Search: bookable verb | | Search: bookable adjective | Bookable [adjective] : Can be ordered in advance. | Search: bookBINDER v | <2nd argument must be a part of speech or “distinct”> | Search: !Q —–THANK YOU—–
