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/*********************************************************************** * Name: COS 126 Staff * NetID: cos126 * Precept: P99 * * Election: A library of methods for a reverse instant runoff voting election * * Dependencies: Ballot, ST */ public class Election { // find maximum value in symbol table public static int maxValue(ST<String, Integer> st) { int result = Integer.MIN_VALUE; // enhanced for loop, through all keys for (String s : st) // update using value result = Math.max(result, st.get(s)); return result; } // get top or bottom counts public static ST<String, Integer> counts(Ballot[] a, boolean countTop) { // create a new symbol table ST<String, Integer> result = new ST<String, Integer>(); // for each voter, for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) { // who are we incrementing? String who; if (countTop) who = a[i].top(); else who = a[i].bottom(); // do the increment if (!result.contains(who)) result.put(who, 1); else result.put(who, 1 + result.get(who)); } return result; } // search ST for target value, return associated key. exception if not found private static String find(ST<String, Integer> st, int target) { // enhanced for loop - iterate through all keys for (String key : st) { if (st.get(key) == target) return key; } throw new RuntimeException("Not found!"); } // winner's name, or null if no majority yet public static String winner(Ballot[] a) { ST<String, Integer> topCounts = counts(a, true); // what's the max # top() votes anyone has? int max = maxValue(topCounts); // strict majority? return that person if (max > a.length/2.0) return find(topCounts, max); else // no majority return null; } // which person has the most bottom ballots? public static String loser(Ballot[] a) { ST<String, Integer> bottomCounts = counts(a, false); // what's the max # bottom() votes anyone has? int max = maxValue(bottomCounts); // return the person acheiving that maximum return find(bottomCounts, max); } public static void main(String[] args) { // test maxValue() ST<String, Integer> st = new ST<String, Integer>(); st.put("someKey", 5); st.put("anotherKey", 8); st.put("thirdKey", 6); StdOut.println("max value should be 8: " + maxValue(st)); StdOut.println(); // create 3 ballots with these preferences String[] prf1 = {"Claude", "David", "Ada", "Bjarne"}; String[] prf2 = {"Bjarne", "Ada", "Claude", "David"}; String[] prf3 = {"Ada", "David", "Claude", "Bjarne"}; Ballot[] a = {new Ballot(prf1), new Ballot(prf2), new Ballot(prf3)}; // test counts() ST<String, Integer> topCounts = counts(a, true); StdOut.println("topCounts - should be Ada 1, Bjarne 1, Claude 1: "); for (String cand : topCounts) StdOut.println(cand + " " + topCounts.get(cand)); StdOut.println(); ST<String, Integer> bottomCounts = counts(a, false); StdOut.println("bottomCounts - should be Bjarne 2, David 1: "); for (String cand : bottomCounts) StdOut.println(cand + " " + bottomCounts.get(cand)); StdOut.println(); // test winner() when no majority StdOut.println("winner() should be null, actually: " + winner(a)); // test loser() StdOut.println("loser() should be Bjarne, actually: " + loser(a)); StdOut.println("eliminating Bjarne"); for (Ballot b : a) b.cut("Bjarne"); /* at this point, the ballots should be * Claude > David > Ada * Ada > Claude > David * Ada > David > Claude */ // test winner() with majority StdOut.println("winner() should be Ada, actually: " + winner(a)); } }