package examples;

/**
 * CS401 Examples 26T
 * 
 * This handout is the same as ex26.java, but with the "new" generic typing
 * facilities added in Java 5.0. I have removed the comments from the previous
 * version and added comments to highlight the differences in the two. See also
 * class SortingT.java and class AbstractCD.java
 * 
 * @author Dr. Ramirez
 */
public class ex26T
{
	// We don't really need generic typing here, since we are not using
	// anything more specific than the Object class
	public static void showData(Object [] Ar, int perLine)
	{
		System.out.println("The data is: ");
		for (int i = 0; i < Ar.length-1; i++)
		{
			System.out.print(Ar[i] + ", ");
			if ((i+1) % perLine == 0)
				System.out.println();
		}
		if (Ar.length > 0)
			System.out.println(Ar[Ar.length-1]);
		System.out.println();
	}

	public static void main(String [] args)
	{
		String [] S = {	"Talking Heads", "Midnight Oil", "Beatles", 
						"Metallica", "U2", "Tori Amos", "Sarah McLachlan",
						"NIN", "Cranberries", "Garbage"};
		Integer [] A = new Integer[23];
		for (int i = 0; i < A.length; i++)
			A[i] = new Integer((i * 11)%(A.length));
		
		showData(S, 5); System.out.println();
		showData(A, 12); System.out.println();

		// Calling the selectionSort method defined in the SortingT class
		// Compare this version to the Lewis / Loftus version
		SortingT.selectionSort(S);
		SortingT.selectionSort(A);

		showData(S, 5); System.out.println();
		showData(A, 12); System.out.println();

		/* 
		 * This code is the same as in the original ex26.java except for
		 * the T in the name.  However, look at AbstracCD.java to see the difference
		 * in how the class is declared.
		 */
		MusicCD2 [] myCDs = new MusicCD2[4];
		myCDs[0] = new MusicCD2("The Downward Spiral", "Nine Inch Nails", 8, 
						  "1/1/1994", new String[] {""}, 3901);
		myCDs[1] = new MusicCD2("Fables of the Reconstruction", "REM", 1, 
						  "", new String[] {""}, 2379);
		myCDs[2] = new MusicCD2("Diamond Life", "Sade", 4, "2/2/1985", 
							new String[] {"Smooth Operator"}, 2692);
		myCDs[3] = new MusicCD2("Moby 18", "Moby", 0, "1/1/2002",
							new String[] {""}, 4274);

		showData(myCDs, 1);
	    System.out.println();
		SortingT.selectionSort(myCDs);
		showData(myCDs, 1);
	}

}