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Create a simple name list using a Stack in Java

Dr. Chao Mbogho

The learner will create a simple class list with names, using manually created Stack pop, push, peek, size and print methods. The learner will also implement the pre-defined Stack class to perform operations on a stack.

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Project Overview
This project provides a step-by-step approach to instruction and will equip you with fundamental concepts of creating a Stack and using its operations in Java programming, from the ground up. Using jGRASP development environment, you will create a Java project that creates a simple Stack of a class register with names. First, you will learn how to manually create methods that add, remove, and print items from the Stack. Then you will learn how to use the pre-defined Java Stack class to add, remove, peek, and determine the size of a Stack. By the end of this project, you will be able to write a Java program that implements a Stack both manually and using the pre-defined Java class.

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Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Builds a strong foundation for beginners by introducing the fundamental concepts of creating and using a Stack in Java programming
Provides a practical approach by implementing both a manually created Stack and the pre-defined Java Stack class
Suitable for learners interested in gaining a deeper understanding of data structures and algorithms
Uses jGRASP as the development environment, which may not be as widely recognized as some other IDEs like Eclipse or IntelliJIDEA
Requires learners to have a basic understanding of Java programming concepts and syntax

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Review 'Head First Java' by Kathy Sierra and Bert Bates
Gain a comprehensive understanding of Java fundamentals to support course concepts.
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  • Read through chapters relevant to the course content
  • Complete exercises and examples within the book
  • Reference the book as needed for additional clarification
Review Java development environment setup
Review the necessary setup for a Java development environment using jGRASP.
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  • Install jGRASP and run through the recommended setup process
  • Create a basic Java project to become familiar with the interface and basic commands
Organize and review notes and assignments
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  • Review lecture notes and identify key concepts
  • Complete and review assignments to reinforce understanding
  • Organize notes and assignments for easy referencing
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Participate in a peer study session
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  • Form or join a study group with classmates
  • Choose a topic or set of problems to discuss
  • Meet regularly to share knowledge, ask questions, and clarify concepts
Follow tutorial on Java Stack class
Enhance understanding of Stack implementation by exploring the predefined Java Stack class.
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  • Find and access a tutorial on the Java Stack class
  • Follow the tutorial to learn how to create and use a Stack
  • Experiment with the push, pop, peek, and size methods
Practice Stack pop, push, peek, size and print methods
Develop a deeper understanding of Stack operations by manually implementing pop, push, peek, size and print methods.
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  • Create a new Java class to represent a Stack
  • Implement the pop method to remove and return the top element from the Stack
  • Implement the push method to add an element to the top of the Stack
  • Implement the peek method to return the top element of the Stack without removing it
  • Implement the size method to return the number of elements in the Stack
  • Implement the print method to print the Stack's contents
Project: Create a Stack class and use its operations
Solidify knowledge by creating and using a custom Stack class in a Java project.
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  • Create a new Java project and package
  • Define a class representing a Stack
  • Implement methods for push, pop, peek, size, and print
  • Test the Stack class by creating an instance and performing operations
Create a comprehensive study guide
Synthesize course materials into a single resource for effective revision.
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  • Gather and organize notes, assignments, quizzes, and exams
  • Summarize key concepts and definitions
  • Identify areas for further study or clarification

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Beginner's guide to Java programming. It covers the basics of the Java language, including syntax, data types, and control flow. The book is well-written and easy to follow, and it includes numerous examples and exercises.

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