CSE 143: Computer Programming II, Spring 2017

Input file	Compressed	Compressed Bytes
example.txt	example.short example.code	example.bytes
short.txt	short.short short.code	short.bytes
hamlet.txt	hamlet.short hamlet.code	hamlet.bytes

a8.zip (all of the above)

• running the main programs
• tree for short.txt
• tree for hamlet.txt

LetterInventory.jar

• For those using Eclipse, you should include LetterInventory.jar in your project. To add the JAR file to your project, select your project, go to the Projects menu and select Properties, then Java Build Path, then Libraries, then click Add External JARs. When you add LetterInventory.jar to the build path, it should work.
• For those using jGRASP or another basic editor, just put LetterInventory.class in the same folder as your program.

  Sometimes this program produces a lot of output. If you run it in jGRASP, it will display just 500 lines of output. In Windows, If you want to see more, go to the Build menu and select the Run in MSDOS Window option. Then when the window pops up, right-click on the title bar of the window, select Properties, and under the Layout tab you should be able to adjust the Screen Buffer Size Height to something higher (like 9999 lines).

test1.html

output

test2.html

output

test3.html

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test4.html

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test5.html

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test6.html

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test7.html

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test8.html

output

(You can right-click any of the above HTML files to copy its URL or save it to your hard drive;
you can also verify these test*.html outputs using the Output Comparison Tool)