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package set;
import set.models.Student;
import set.collections.MyTreeSet;
/**
* The Main program tests the functionality of MyTreeSet.
*
* @author Martin Mirzoyan
* @version 1.0
* @since 2020-02-06
*/
public class Main {
public static void initializeStudents(MyTreeSet<Student> set) {
Student st1 = new Student("Martin", "Mirzoyan", 19);
Student st2 = new Student("Jahan","Semo",22);
Student st3 = new Student("Aram", "Barseghian", 18);
Student st4 = new Student("Margar", "Matevosyan", 29);
Student st5 = new Student("Zaven", "Sahakian", 81);
Student st6 = new Student("Anna", "Tovmasyan", 27);
Student st7 = new Student("Louise", "Gulbenkian", 22);
Student st8 = new Student("Aram","Javadian", 25);
set.add(st1);
set.add(st2);
set.add(st3);
set.add(st4);
set.add(st5);
set.add(st6);
set.add(st7);
set.add(st8);
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
MyTreeSet<Student> set = new MyTreeSet<>();
//initializing
initializeStudents(set);
/*
Students are compared by their surnames.
*/
System.out.printf("\nInitial set:\n%s\n", set);
//adding object
Student st1 = new Student("Zareh","Karayan", 25);
set.add(st1);
System.out.printf("\nSet after adding new student:\n%s\n", set);
//adding already added object
set.add(st1);
System.out.printf("\nSet after adding existing student:\n%s\n", set);
//removing object
set.remove(st1);
System.out.printf("\nSet after removing student:\n%s\n", set);
//removing object which is not in set
Student st2 = new Student("Sinan","Voskanian", 25);
//set.remove(st2); //throws exception
//check if set contains object
System.out.printf("\nIs student %s in set: %b", st2.getName(), set.contains(st2));
//get size of set
System.out.printf("\nSize of set: %d", set.getSize());
}
}