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Question

PART 1
Overleaf is the week by week winning numbers of the National Lottery that were drawn some time ago. This is found in the latter of this assignment.
You are required to do the following:
i)     Create an array of these winning numbers so that the first array element contains 3, the second contains 5, the third contains 14 and so on. There are 180 numbers in total and this number should determine the size of your array. Write java code to read the winning numbers from your file into a suitable array. To do this you are recommended to use a �Tokenizer� . Test your code by providing output of the winning numbers from the array to the screen, including the number of numbers read from the file.
Note: The program must determine how many numbers were read from the file.
Determine how frequently (i.e. how often) each of the winning numbers occurs. For this you will need another array (i.e. a �frequency array�) to store how often each of the winning numbers occurs. For example you can see from the data file that the winning number 9 has occurred 4 times, so that the frequency of 9 is 4. In this case the frequency array element 9 will contain 4. Write java code to determine an array of frequencies.
ii)     Write java code that will draw a frequency diagram, which might look like:
Lottery number     Frequency
1           ***
2           ***
3           ***
4           ***
5           *****
6           ***
7           ***
8           **
9           ****
10           * (e.t.c.)
where for each winning number, there are printed the number of stars that correspond to how often it occurs (i.e. its frequency). We see that winning number 9 has 4 stars, one each of its occurrences.
Combine i) � iii) into a Java program.
PART 2.
iii)     Each line of the file overleaf may be regarded as forming the numbers that belong to an object of class Lottery Ticket. Define such a class in java. Modify the program that you wrote in part 1, so that as each line of numbers is read, they form the data attribute of an object of class Lottery Ticket.
Write java code, so that as each line of numbers from the file is read, they form the data attribute of an object of class Lottery Ticket. As each Lottery Ticket object is created it should be added to a linked list of Lottery Tickets. Test your code by printing the linked list.
iv)     Finally write a method to test whether a particular lottery ticket (i.e. a particular set of six numbers) is present in the linked list of Lottery Tickets. Perform set of tests to demonstrate the correctness of your code.
What to hand in for each part: (see Marking Scheme below)
3 5 14 22 30 44
6 12 15 16 31 44
11 17 21 29 30 40
26 35 38 43 47 49
3 5 9 13 14 38
2 3 27 29 39 44
9 17 32 36 42 44
2 5 21 22 25 32
7 17 23 32 38 42
6 16 20 30 31 47
4 16 25 26 31 43
1 7 37 38 42 46
15 18 29 35 38 48
16 19 21 29 36 45
5 8 10 18 31 33
11 12 17 26 32 42
2 13 22 27 29 46
9 18 19 24 31 41
4 17 41 42 44 49
22 25 30 32 41 43
14 17 22 24 42 47
1 4 6 23 26 49
8 18 20 33 36 38
9 15 22 31 34 48
5 14 17 35 43 48
7 16 25 26 28 41
15 16 17 28 32 46
12 13 25 37 44 45
1 21 29 31 32 40
12 15 26 44 46 49

Answer 1

As I see it, your options are three-fold:
1) Kidnap your teacher, tie them up with gaffer tape and then beat them with a rolled-up newspaper.
2) Kidnap your teacher, tie them up with gaffer tape and then beat them with a rolled-up newspaper untill they give you a pass.
3) Curl up into the foetal position and sob softly.
Don't worry, a unit always seems easier the second, third..even fourth time around.