C Sc 127B
Programming
Project 8: Recursion
Due Date: Tuesday, 27-March @ 10:00 p.m.
Collaboration: Complete this by yourself! Do not look at another
person's
code
A. Add Four Recursive Methods and test methods to RecursionTest.java
Complete
these four problems where each requires a test method and at least one
recursive method inside the same unit test named RecursionTest.java
B. Complete class
ObstacleCourse
Complete 10K Escape the Obstacle Course as described on pages 219..222.
You are asked to implement
public
interface ObstacleCourseInterface (also listed in the
book). To see your algorithm in action, add ObstacleCourseGUI.java
to your project and run it as a Java application. When this runs, you will be prompted for an
input file. You may use these three data files from his textbook's web
site.
If you make up any of your own input files, make sure there spaces in each last column and no blank lines.
Grading CriteriaA. Four Recursive Methods in RecursionTest.java
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+3 Project includes RecursionTest.java that compiles and it has all four recursive methods with
their tests
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+8 You have assertions to adequately test each recursive methods
____/ +24 All of our assertions pass
____/ +3 combinations is recursive, spelled correctly, has correct parameters, and declared public
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+3 GCD is
recursive, spelled correctly (upper case), has
correct parameters, and declared public
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+3 sequentialSearch is recursive,
spelled correctly, has correct parameters, and declared public
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+3 sumLinked is recursive,
spelled correctly, has correct parameters, and declared public
B. Escape the Obstacle Course
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+2 ObstacleCourse implements the interface in ObstacleCourseInterface.java
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+2 Project includes
ObstacleCourseGUI.java,
it
compiles, runs
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+35 If algorithm escapes correctly all the time: 5 points for each of
the 7 data
files we will use to test your code
Style
and Design
____/ +4 Project and turnin folder named
8_SLFirstName_YourFirstName_YourLastName
____/ +2 Turned in work as an Eclipse project
____/
+8 You used 'Good Style, Design, and Comments', which is defined
as:
o Your class has your name and a description of its purpose.
o You wrote a comment to describe every method (could be just one sentence).
o Used intention-revealing names (meaningful identifiers).
o Used consistent spacing/indentation (format all code with Source > Format).
o The class name begins with an UpperCase letter
o All method and variable names begin with a lowerCase letter
o Placed one blank line between methods.
o Used local variables when appropriate and instance variables when appropriate
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