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CS/ENGRD 2110 SPRING 2015 Lecture 6: Consequence of type, casting; function equals 1

Announcements 2  A1 feedback available. 30 still to be graded. Hopefully today. If yours is not graded yet, we appreciate your patience. Average 93.1 Median 95  You can ask for a regrade of A1 on the CMS. State what you think we graded unfairly or incorrectly.  Your file A2.java must be in the default package. Do NOT put a package statement at the top of it.  A3 now available on CMS and Piazza. Refer often to the Piazza FAQ Note for A3  Please read the assignment FAQ Notes on the Piazza before asking a question. It might already be answered.  Read on study habits! Take its message to heart.

Assignment A3: Doubly linked Lists 3 Idea: maintain a list (2, 5, 7) like this: 3 h a1 2 a6 v next 5 a6 a8 v next 7 a8 null v next This is a singly liked list To save space we write names like a6 instead of

4 4 h a1 2 a6 v next 5 a6 a8 v next 7 a8 null v next Easy to insert a node in the beginning! (2, 5, 7) h a3 2 a1 a6 v next 5 a6 a8 v next 7 a8 null v next 8 a3 a1 v next (8, 2, 5, 7)

5 5 h a1 2 a6 v next 5 a6 a2 v next 7 a8 null v next Easy to remove a node if you have its predecessor! (2, 5, 8, 7) 8 a2 a8 v next k a6 h a1 2 a6 v next 5 a6 a8 v next 7 a8 null v next 8 a2 a8 v next k a6 (2, 5, 7)

Assignment A3: Use an inner class 6 public class LinkedList { private int x; public void m(int y) { … } } private class CI { } Inside-out rule: Objects of CI can reference components of the object of C in which they live. In addition: methods of C can reference private components of CI

Assignment A3: Generics 7 public class LinkedList { } Values of linked list are probably of class Object public class LinkedList { } You can specify what type of values new LinkedList (…)

Overview ref in text and JavaSummary.pptx 8  Quick look at arrays slide  Casting among classes C.33-C.36 (not good) slide  Consequences of the class type slide  Operator instanceof slide 40  Function equals slide Homework. Learn about while/ for loops in Java. Look in text. while ( ) { … } // syntax for (int k= 0; k < 200; k= k+1) { … } // example

Classes we work with today 9 Work with a class Animal and subclasses like Cat and Dog Put components common to animals in Animal Object partition is there but not shown a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 Object Animal DogCat class hierarchy:

Animal[] v= new Animal[3]; 10 declaration of array v v null Create array of 3 elements a6 Animal[] null Assign value of new-exp to v a6 Assign and refer to elements as usual: v[0]= new Animal(…); … a= v[0].getAge(); null null null v Sometimes use horizontal picture of an array:

Which function is called by v[0].toString() ? Remember, partition Object contains toString() Which function is called? 11 a0 null a1 v a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 Bottom-up or overriding rule says function toString in Cat partition

The type of v is Animal[] The type of each v[k] is Animal The type is part of the syntax/grammar of the language. Known at compile time. Consequences of a class type 12 a0 null a1 v Animal[] v; declaration of v. Also means that each variable v[k] is of type Animal Animal variables As we see on next slide, the type of a class variable like v[k] determines what methods can be called

From an Animal variable, can use only methods available in class Animal 13 a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a0 c Cat a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a0 a Animal The same object a0, from the viewpoint of a Cat variable and an Animal variable c.getWeight() is legala.getWeight() is illegal because getWeight is not available in class Animal

Rule for determining legality of method call 14 a0 c C Object C m(…) must be declared in one of these classes Rule: c.m(…) is legal and the program will compile ONLY if method m is declared in C or one of its superclasses … … …

Type of v[0]: Animal Another example 15 a0 null a1 v a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 Should this call be allowed? Should program compile? v[0].getWeight() Should this call be allowed? Should program compile? v[k].getWeight()

Each element v[k] is of type Animal. From v[k], see only what is in partition Animal and partitions above it. View of object based on the type 16 a0 null a1 v a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 getWeight() not in class Animal or Object. Calls are illegal, program does not compile: v[0].getWeight() v[k].getWeight() Components are in lower partitions, but can’t see them Animal

Casting up class hierarchy 17 a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 You know about casts like (int) (5.0 / 7.5) (double) 6 double d= 5; // automatic cast Object Animal DogCat Discuss casts up/down class hierarchy. Animal h= new Cat(“N”, 5); Cat c= (Cat) h; A class cast doesn’t change the object. It just changes the perpective –how it is viewed!

age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) Explicit casts: unary prefix operators 18 a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() 5 c a0 Cat Object equals () … Rule: an object can be cast to the name of any partition that occurs within it — and to nothing else. a0 maybe cast to Object, Animal, Cat. An attempt to cast it to anything else causes an exception (Cat) c (Object) c (Animal) (Animal) (Cat) (Object) c These casts don’t take any time. The object does not change. It’s a change of perception

Implicit upward cast 19 a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 public class Animal { /** = "this Animal is older than h" */ public boolean isOlder(Animal h) { return age > h.age; } Call c.isOlder(d) h is created. a1 is cast up to class Animal and stored in h d a1 Dog c a0 Cat h a1 Animal Upward casts done automatically when needed

Example 20 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 public class Animal { /** = "this is older than h" */ public boolean isOlder(Animal h) { return age > h.age; } h a1 Animal Type of h is Animal. Syntactic property. Determines at compile-time what components can be used: those available in Animal If a method call is legal, the overriding rule determines which method is called

Components used from h 21 a1 Animal Dog Dog(String, int) getNoise() toString() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 6 public class Animal { /** = "this is older than h" */ public boolean isOlder(Animal h) { return age > h.age; } h a1 Animal h.toString() OK —it’s in class Object partition h.isOlder(…) OK —it’s in Animal partition h.getWeight() ILLEGAL —not in Animal partition or Object partition By overriding rule, calls toString() in Cat partition

Explicit downward cast 22 h a0 Animal public class Animal { // If Animal is a Cat, return its weight; otherwise, return 0. public int checkWeight(Animal h) { if ( ! ) return 0; // { h is a Cat } Cat c= (Cat) h ; // downward cast return c.getWeight(); } a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 (Dog) h leads to runtime error. Don’t try to cast an object to something that it is not!

Operator instanceof, explicit downward cast 23 h a0 Animal public class Animal { // If Animal is a cat, return its weight; otherwise, return 0. public int checkWeight(Animal h) { if ( ! (h instanceof Cat) ) return 0; // { h is a Cat } Cat c= (Cat) h ; // downward cast return c.getWeight(); } a0 Animal Cat Cat(String, int) getNoise() toString() getWeight() age Animal(String, int) isOlder(Animal) 5 instanceof true iff object is an instance of the class —if object has a partition for class

Function equals 24 public class Object { /** Return true iff this object is * the same as ob */ public boolean equals(Object b) { return this == b; } x.equals(y) is same as x == y except when x is null! y ? Object x ? This gives a null-pointer exception: null.equals(y) a0 Object equals(Object)

Overriding function equals 25 Override function equals in a class to give meaning to: “these two (possibly different) objects of the class have the same values in some of their fields” For those who are mathematically inclined, like any equality function, equals should be reflexive, symmetric, and transitive. Reflexive: b.equals(b) Symmetric: b.equals(c) = c.equals(b) Transitive: if b.equals(c) and c.equals(d), then b.equals(d)

Function equals in class Animal 26 Animal a0 name age Animal(String, int) equals() toString() … Object equals(Object) public class Animal { /** = “h is an Animal with the same values in its fields as this Animal” */ public boolean equals (Object h) { if (!(h instanceof Animal)) return false; Animal ob= (Animal) h; return name.equals(ob.name) && age == ob.age; } toString() 1. Because of h is an Animal in spec, need the test h instanceof Animal

Function equals in class Animal 27 Animal a0 name age Animal(String, int) equals() toString() … Object equals(Object) public class Animal { /** = “h is an Animal with the same values in its fields as this Animal” */ public boolean equals (Object h) { if (!(h instanceof Animal)) return false; Animal ob= (Animal) h; return name.equals(ob.name) && age == ob.age; } toString() 2. In order to be able to reference fields in partition Animal, need to cast h to Animal

Function equals in class Animal 28 Animal a0 name age Animal(String, int) equals() toString() … Object equals(Object) public class Animal { /** = “h is an Animal with the same values in its fields as this Animal” */ public boolean equals (Object h) { if (!(h instanceof Animal)) return false; Animal ob= (Animal) h; return name.equals(ob.name) && age == ob.age; } toString() 3. Use String equals function to check for equality of String values. Use == for primitive types

Why can’t the parameter type be Animal? 29 Animal a0 name age Animal(String, int) equals() toString() … Object equals(Object) public class Animal { /** = “h is an Animal with the same values in its fields as this Animal” */ public boolean equals (Animal h) { if (!(h instanceof Animal)) return false; Animal ob= (Animal) h; return name.equals(ob.name) && age == ob.age; } toString() What is wrong with this?