This Java code performs the following actions: 1. **Prints the number...
September 15, 2025 at 08:29 AM
This Java code performs the following actions:
-
Prints the number of guesses followed by the text
guesses:
:System.out.println(guesses.size() + " guesses:");
prints the size (number of elements) of theguesses
list or collection.
-
Iterates through each guess in the
guesses
collection:- The
for (int j : guesses)
loop iterates through all elements of theguesses
collection, treating each element as an integer (j
).
- The
-
Updates parts of the
history
array:- On each iteration:
history[j] = "X";
temporarily replaces the element at indexj
of thehistory
array withX
.
- On each iteration:
-
Prints the current state of the
history
array:- The inner
for (String k : history)
loop iterates through each element of thehistory
array and prints the elements (one by one) as a continuous line usingSystem.out.print(k);
.
- The inner
-
Restores the original value in the
history
array:- After printing the
history
array,history[j] = ".";
restores the value at indexj
in the array back to.
.
- After printing the
-
Moves to the next line:
System.out.println();
moves the output to the next line after printing the history in its modified state.
Overall Functionality:
- The code first prints the number of guesses.
- For each guess (from the
guesses
collection), it marks the corresponding index in thehistory
array with anX
, prints the updated array representation, and then restores the previous value. - This essentially visualizes the effect of marking a specific guess from the
guesses
collection on thehistory
array.
Example:
Suppose the history
array looks like this initially:
{".", ".", ".", ".", "."}
And guesses
contains {1, 3}
.
Process:
- The number of guesses (2 in this case) is printed:
2 guesses:
. - For the first guess (
1
):- The second position in
history
is updated toX
:{".", "X", ".", ".", "."}
. - The updated array is printed:
.X...
. - The value at index
1
is restored to.
:{".", ".", ".", ".", "."}
.
- The second position in
- For the second guess (
3
):- The fourth position in
history
is updated toX
:{".", ".", ".", "X", "."}
. - The updated array is printed:
...X.
. - The value at index
3
is restored to.
:{".", ".", ".", ".", "."}
.
- The fourth position in
Output in this case:
2 guesses:
.X...
...X.
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