Verification weirdness!

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Hi all, Merry Xmas and Happy Coding! So I thought I cracked this one. All my local tests work as expected. However, when I come to verify the code it fails on tests, 3, 4 and 11. Tests 3 and 4 cover get ip for event and get ip for status. Test 11 is get date for event. So my first thought is I'm filtering event and status information incorrectly? Well, the weird thing is that other permutations that use for event and for status, verify OK e.g. test 6 - get user for event, test 7 - get user for status, and, test 12 - get date for status. Also, other permutations that use get ip and get date, verify OK. And, as I say, my own tests using get ip for event, get ip for status and get date for event seem to work OK. Help!!

Now give our query language support for an additional query parameter.
The additional parameter will be responsible for the range of dates we are interested in.

Example query:
get ip for user = "Eduard Bentley" and date between "11.12.2013 0:00:00" and "03.01.2014 23:59:59".

Expected result:
Set<String> with the following entries: 127.0.0.1 and 146.34.15.5.

Here's the general format for a query:
get field1 for field2 = "value1" and date between "after" and "before"
The additional parameter can only be the range of dates we are interested in.

You must maintain support for the old query format.

Requirements:

Calling the execute method with "get ip for user = \"<any_user>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique IP addresses that user <any_user> worked from in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get ip for date = \"<any_date>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique IP addresses that generated events at the specified time <any_date> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get ip for event = \"<any_event>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique IP addresses with an <any_event> event in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get ip for status = \"<any_status>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique IP addresses with events with status <any_status> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get user for ip = \"<any_ip>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique users who worked from the IP address <any_ip> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get user for date = \"<any_date>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique users that performed any action at the specified time <any_date> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get user for event = \"<any_event>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique users with an <any_event> event in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get user for status = \"<any_status>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique users with an <any_status> status in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get date for ip = \"<any_ip>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique dates on which any event came from the IP address <any_ip> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get date for user = \"<any_user>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique dates on which user <any_user> performed any action in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get date for event = \"<any_event>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique dates on which an <any_event> event in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get date for status = \"<any_status>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique dates on which any event with status <any_status> occurred in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get event for ip = \"<any_ip>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique events that came from the IP address <any_ip> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get event for user = \"<any_user>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique events generated by user <any_user> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get event for date = \"<any_date>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique events that occurred at time <any_date> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get event for status = \"<any_status>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique events with status <any_status> that occurred in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get status for ip = \"<any_ip>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique statuses that came from the IP address <any_ip> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get status for user = \"<any_user>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique statuses generated by user <any_user> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get status for date = \"<any_date>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique statuses that occurred at time <any_date> in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
Calling the execute method with "get status for event = \"<any_event>\" and date between \"<after>\" and \"<before>\"" as the argument should return the set of unique statuses with an <any_event> event in the period between the <after> and <before> dates.
You must maintain support for the query format used in task 5.
You must maintain support for the query format used in task 6.

package com.codegym.task.task39.task3913; import java.nio.file.Paths; import java.util.Date; public class Solution { public static void main(String[] args) { String path = "c:/logs/"; LogParser logParser = new LogParser(Paths.get(path)); // System.out.println(logParser.getNumberOfUniqueIPs(null, new Date())); // System.out.println(logParser.getIPsForEvent(Event.LOGIN, null, null)); // System.out.println(logParser.getDateWhenUserLoggedInFirstTime("Eduard Bentley", null, null)); // System.out.println(logParser.getNumberOfAttemptsToCompleteTask(18, null, null)); // System.out.println(logParser.execute("get ip")); // System.out.println(logParser.execute("get ip for user = \"Eduard Bentley\"")); // System.out.println(logParser.execute("get ip for date = \"12.12.2013 16:08:13\"")); System.out.println(logParser.execute("get ip for event = \"DOWNLOAD_PLUGIN\" and date between \"30.08.2012 0:00:00\" and \"03.01.2014 23:59:59\"")); System.out.println(logParser.execute("get ip for status = \"FAILED\" and date between \"30.08.2012 0:00:00\" and \"03.01.2014 23:59:59\"")); System.out.println(logParser.execute("get date for event = \"DOWNLOAD_PLUGIN\" and date between \"30.08.2012 0:00:00\" and \"03.01.2014 23:59:59\"")); System.out.println(logParser.execute("get date for event = \"ATTEMPT_TASK\" and date between \"30.08.2012 0:00:00\" and \"29.2.2028 5:4:7\"")); } }

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Philip Butler

Level 32 , United Kingdom, United Kingdom

31 December 2019, 19:24

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Ok so I came back to this one and pocked about a bit. So the requirement for between dates actual means this. I had a check for equals in addition to greater than and smaller than. Removed both equals checks and all tests past. Odd thing was the code past all previous task tests.

WIDMO

Level 25 , Gdańsk, Poland

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22 December 2020, 20:14

Hey, I have the same issue like yours. Tests: 3,4,an 11 are propably wrong. Have you found something more about?