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I think the below code works, but to be fair, i have tested it with the below arguments -c Christian "m" 04 15 1990 is anyoane knowing how the input for this task is? Thanks

Batch CrUD: multiple Creations, Updates, Deletions.

The program runs with one of the following sets of arguments:
-c name1 sex1 bd1 name2 sex2 bd2 ... -u id1 name1 sex1 bd1 id2 name2 sex2 bd2 ... -d id1 id2 id3 id4 ... -i id1 id2 id3 id4 ...

Argument values:
name (String)
sex ("m" or "f")
bd (birth date in the following format: 04 15 1990)
-c (adds all people with the specified arguments to the end of allPeople; displays their ids in the appropriate order)
-u (updates the corresponding data of people with the specified ids)
-d (performs the logical deletion of the person with the specified id; replaces all of its data with null)
-i (displays information about all people with the specified ids: name sex bd)

The id corresponds to the index in the list.
The birth date format is Apr 15 1990.
All the people should be stored in allPeople.
The order in which data is displayed corresponds to the order in which is input.
Be sure the program is thread safe (works correctly with multiple threads without corrupting the data).
Use Locale.ENGLISH as the second argument for SimpleDateFormat.

Example output for the -i argument with two ids:
Washington m Apr 15 1990 Ross f Apr 25 1997

Requirements:

The Solution class must contain a public volatile List<Person> field called allPeople.
The Solution class must have a static block where two people are added to the allPeople list.
With the -c argument, the program must add all people with the specified arguments to the end of the allPeople list, and display the id of each of them.
With the -u argument, the program must update the data of the people with the specified ids in the allPeople list.
With the -d argument, the program must perform the logical deletion of the people with the specified ids in the allPeople list.
With the -i argument, the program should display data about all the people with the specified ids according to the format specified in the task.
The Solution class's main method must contain a switch statement based on args[0].
Each case label in the switch statement must have a synchronization block for allPeople.

package com.codegym.task.task17.task1711; import java.text.ParseException; import java.text.SimpleDateFormat; import java.util.*; /* CRUD 2 */ public class Solution { public static volatile List<Person> allPeople = new ArrayList<>(); static { allPeople.add(Person.createMale("Donald Chump", new Date())); // id=0 allPeople.add(Person.createMale("Larry Gates", new Date())); // id=1 } public static void main(String[] args) throws ParseException { // Start here ArrayList<ArrayList<String>> personAttributesAsSublists = attributesToSublists(args); switch (args[0]) { case "-c": synchronized (allPeople) { create(personAttributesAsSublists); break; } case "-u": synchronized (allPeople) { update(personAttributesAsSublists); break; } case "-d": synchronized (allPeople) { delete(args); break; } case "-i": synchronized (allPeople) { info(args); break; } } } public static void create(ArrayList<ArrayList<String>> arguments) throws ParseException { SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("MMddyyyy", Locale.ENGLISH); String name, sex, month, day, year; Date birthdate; for(ArrayList<String> personAttributes : arguments) { Person newPerson = null; name = personAttributes.get(0).replace("\"", ""); sex = personAttributes.get(1).replace("\"", ""); month = personAttributes.get(2).replace("\"", ""); day = personAttributes.get(3).replace("\"", ""); year = personAttributes.get(4).replace("\"", ""); birthdate = formatter.parse(month + day + year); if (sex.equals("m")) newPerson = Person.createMale(name, birthdate); else newPerson = newPerson.createFemale(name, birthdate); allPeople.add(newPerson); } } public static void update(ArrayList<ArrayList<String>> arguments) throws ParseException { SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("MMddyyyy", Locale.ENGLISH); int personIndex; String name, sex, month, day, year; Date birthdate; for(ArrayList<String> personAttributes : arguments) { personIndex = Integer.parseInt(personAttributes.get(0)); name = personAttributes.get(1).replace("\"", "");; sex =personAttributes.get(2).replace("\"", ""); month =personAttributes.get(3).replace("\"", ""); day =personAttributes.get(4).replace("\"", ""); year =personAttributes.get(5).replace("\"", ""); Person personToUpdate = allPeople.get(personIndex); personToUpdate.setName(name); personToUpdate.setSex(sex.equals("m") ? Sex.MALE : Sex.FEMALE); personToUpdate.setBirthDate(formatter.parse(month + day + year)); } } public static void delete (String[] arguments) { Person personToDelete; int index; for (int i = 1; i < arguments.length; i++) { index = Integer.parseInt(arguments[i]); personToDelete = allPeople.get(index); personToDelete.setName(null); personToDelete.setSex(null); personToDelete.setBirthDate(null); } } public static void info (String[] arguments) { int index; for(int i = 1; i < arguments.length; i++) { index = Integer.parseInt(arguments[i]); System.out.println(allPeople.get(index)); } } public static ArrayList<ArrayList<String>> attributesToSublists (String[] arguments) { ArrayList<ArrayList<String>> argumentsAsSublists = new ArrayList<>(); ArrayList<String> personAttributes = new ArrayList<>(); if (arguments[0].equals("-c")) { for (int i = 1; i < arguments.length; i++) { if (i % 5 != 0) { personAttributes.add(arguments[i]); } else { personAttributes.add(arguments[i]); ArrayList<String> copy = new ArrayList<>(personAttributes); argumentsAsSublists.add(copy); personAttributes.clear(); } } } else if (arguments[0].equals("-u")) { for (int i = 1; i < arguments.length; i++) { if (i % 6 != 0) { personAttributes.add(arguments[i]); } else { personAttributes.add(arguments[i]); ArrayList<String> copy = new ArrayList<>(personAttributes); argumentsAsSublists.add(copy); personAttributes.clear(); } } } return argumentsAsSublists; } }

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Guadalupe Gagnon

Level 37 , Tampa, United States

2 December 2019, 04:08

solution

If you are entering arguments into intelliJ, they will split by space chars (" "). Make sure to surround any argument that has spaces that should be one argument with quotation marks. Your example should be: -c Christian m "04 15 1990" Another way that I do it for testing purposes is directly in code do this:

public static void main(String[] args) throws ParseException {
   args = new String[]{"-c", "Christian", "m", "04 15 1990"};
   // rest of code

This just sets the args array to whatever you want it to be instead of going through menus to put command line arguments into intelliJ (or whatever ide you use).

Robert Constantinescu

Level 25 , Bucharest, Romania

2 December 2019, 19:50

Thank you kind developer :D