Start a new project called “Sort.”
This is what your console should look like:
Initial Array: 30 2 46 8 64 88 59 86 7 29 New Array: 2 7 8 29 30 46 59 64 86 88
Start here, if you feel really lost: http://mathbits.com/MathBits/Java/arrays/Sorting.htm
public class BubbleSort { public static void main (String[] args) { int[] myArray = {23,43,46,22,66,35,0,6,99999,-33}; for (int i = 0; i<10; i++) for (int j=0; j<9; j++) { if (myArray[j]<myArray[j+1]) { int temp; temp = myArray[j]; myArray[j] = myArray[j+1]; myArray[j+1] = } } } }
When you are finished upload all your project folders into your GOOGLE DRIVE or PASTEBIN.
Finish up:
for (int i = 0; i < NTURNS; i++) { setUpTurn(i); playTurn(); if(numBricksLeft==0) break; }
Bonus:
Finally, build the Program Manager! : Instructions
Starter : Project
Solution : Project
public class Scoreboard { //for a scoreboard...we want a high score to be read in //we also want a score to be display public GLabel highScoreLabel; public GLabel scoreLabel; public int highScoreX; public int highScoreY; public int scoreX; public int scoreY; public int gameScore; public int highScore; /** * This is the constructor... * When you create your scoreboard object, * this method is called first to initialize * the highscore and the current game score * @param highScoreX is the x location * @param highScoreY is the y location * @param scoreX is the x location * @param scoreY is the y location * This method throws an IO Exception when the File IO * fails. */ public Scoreboard(int highScoreX,int highScoreY,int scoreX,int scoreY) throws IOException { //Add the high score to the scoreboard this.highScoreX = highScoreX; this.highScoreY = highScoreY; this.highScore = Integer.parseInt(setHighScore()); highScoreLabel = new GLabel("High Score: " + this.highScore); highScoreLabel.setFont("Monospace-16"); highScoreLabel.setLocation (this.highScoreX,this.highScoreY); //add the normal score to the scoreboard. this.gameScore = 0; this.scoreX = scoreX; this.scoreY = scoreY; scoreLabel = new GLabel("Score: " + Integer.toString(gameScore)); scoreLabel.setFont("Monospace-16"); scoreLabel.setLocation (this.scoreX,this.scoreY); } /* * This method updates the gameScore * @param points is the amount of points * to be added to gameScore * */ public void updateScoreBoard(int points) { this.gameScore += points; this.scoreLabel.setLabel("Score: " + Integer.toString(gameScore)); } /* * This method reads in the scoreboard.txt file * and throws a FNFE exception when the file isn't * available. * @return the high score from the file */ private String setHighScore() throws FileNotFoundException { //created a new file which refers to scoreboard.txt File inFile = new File("scoreboard.txt"); //we utilize this reader class to take in input, line by line //from scoreboard.txt BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(inFile)); //use a temporary variable to store the file input String score = ""; //try to get the input from the file. try { //set score to the first line of the file. score = reader.readLine(); //close the file reader and the file. reader.close(); } //if we can't find the file, set score to 0 //and print to the console that we have an error! catch (IOException e) { //print out an error message of some kind } //finally, return the score. return score; } /* * Write the ending game score * to the txt file. */ public void saveScore() throws IOException { //if the final game score is greater than our current highscore //we want to save it to the text file. if( gameScore > highScore ) { //create the file we are writing to. File outFile = new File("scoreboard.txt"); //create a writer, similar to our previous reader. BufferedWriter writer = new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter(outFile)); //use the writer to write to the text file. writer.write(Integer.toString(this.gameScore)); //close the text file. writer.close(); } } }
// run this when the game ends try { scoreBoard.saveScore(); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block System.out.println("I couldn't save the score"); }
// run this in the setup try { scoreBoard = new Scoreboard(10,20,10,50); add(scoreBoard.highScoreLabel); add(scoreBoard.scoreLabel); } catch (IOException e) { // TODO Auto-generated catch block e.printStackTrace(); }