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Java Collections, nivel, lecţie
Build a tree (part 1)
Amigo, it seems you may now have an adequate foundation. It's time to test your skills by doing a big task!
Today, we'll implement our own tree in a slightly non-standard way (based on AbstractList).
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Java Collections, nivel, lecţie
Build a tree (part 2)
Despite the fact that our tree descends from the AbstractList class, it is not a list in the traditional sense.
In particular, we don't have access to methods that take an element's index as an argument.
You need to override such methods and throw a new type of exception: UnsupportedOperationExcept
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Java Collections, nivel, lecţie
Build a tree (part 3)
We've created a class that defines a tree. Now we need a class that defines the nodes of a tree:
1) In the CustomTree class, create a static inner generic class Entry<T> with the default access modifier.
2) Make this class support the Serializable interface.
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Sarcină
Java Collections, nivel, lecţie
Build a tree (part 4)
Every tree starts with a root, so don't forget to add an Entry<String> field called root with the default access modifier to the CustomTree class. Initialize it in the CustomTree constructor. It's name (elementName) isn't important.
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Java Collections, nivel, lecţie
Build a tree (part 5)
We can add elements to the tree. Now let's work on deleting them:
Implement the remove(Object o) method, which will remove the tree node whose name was passed as an argument.
The method must throw an UnsupportedOperationException if the argument is not a String.