Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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[画像:Create the RandomList class with instance variables for an array of integers and a Random object. Write a constructor which takes as input an integer value n>0 and initialises and populates an array of size n with random integer numbers. Write the void write(int i,int a) which assigns the value a to the ith element of the array, checking to ensure i is a valid index of the array. Write the method boolean contains(int) in RandomList which takes as input an integer-typed parameter and returns true if the value is in the array and false otherwise. Write the class method RandomList rand(long seed,int n) which returns a RandomList object containing n random integer elements with the specified seed. Consult the JavaDocs for the Random class' setSeed method Optional: Write a boolean equals(Object o) which compares two Randomlist objects to determine if they are equal. Two RandomList objects are equal iff they contain precisely the same elements. Check to see if the lists are of the same length and then use the contains method. use java ]
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Transcribed Image Text:Create the RandomList class with instance variables for an array of integers and a Random object. Write a constructor which takes as input an integer value n>0 and initialises and populates an array of size n with random integer numbers. Write the void write(int i,int a) which assigns the value a to the ith element of the array, checking to ensure i is a valid index of the array. Write the method boolean contains(int) in RandomList which takes as input an integer-typed parameter and returns true if the value is in the array and false otherwise. Write the class method RandomList rand(long seed,int n) which returns a RandomList object containing n random integer elements with the specified seed. Consult the JavaDocs for the Random class' setSeed method Optional: Write a boolean equals(Object o) which compares two Randomlist objects to determine if they are equal. Two RandomList objects are equal iff they contain precisely the same elements. Check to see if the lists are of the same length and then use the contains method. use java
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