Assignment 10, due Apr 12
Part of
the homework for CS:2820, Spring 2019
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public static void main( String[] args ) { X p = (String s) -> "p( " + s + " )"; Y q = (X j) -> ( (String s) -> j.x( j.x( s ) ) ); X r = q.y( p ); System.out.println( "Value is: " + r.x( "one" ) ); }
Given an appropriate class wrapping this code, along with appropriate definitions for X and Y, this code can be compiled.
a) Give the Java definitions for X and Y. (0.5 points)
b) What output would you expect from this main program? (0.5 points)
In both parts of this problem, you are to consider two successive calls to outputChange for some particular gate, comparing the parameter value to the value of oldOutput. In the code given, the value of oldOutput is not visible in method outputChange. That does not mean that it does not exist, so on paper, we can still compare the values.
a) Suppose that the simulated time interval between the two successive calls is longer than the delay of the gate. What is the relationship between value and oldOutput at the first call? At the second call? (0.5 points)
b) Suppose that the simulated time interval between the two successive calls is shorter than the delay of the gate. What is the relationship between value and oldOutput at the first call? At the second call? (0.5 points)
a) How many .html files does it create? (0.5 points)
b) Explore the documentation, starting with the index.html file. Is it useful? Why or why not? (0.5 points)