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Chapter 7, Problem 13E

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Method definition for “beyondLastEntry”:

/* Method definition for "beyondLastEntry" */

public boolean beyondLastEntry(int position)

{

/* If the value of position is greater than "entry.length-1", then */

    if(position > entry.length-1)

    {

        /* Set "resultBeyondEntry" to "true" */

        resultBeyondEntry = true;

    }

    //Otherwise

    else

    {

        /* Set "resultBeyondEntry" to "false" */

        resultBeyondEntry = false;

    }

    /* Finally returns value of "resultBeyondEntry" */

    return resultBeyondEntry;

}

Explanation:

The above method is used to returns “true” if the given position is beyond the last entry on the list otherwise returns “false”.

  • • Define “beyondLastEntry” method.
    • ○ If the value of position is greater than “entry.length-1”, then Set “resultBeyondEntry” to “true”.
    • ○ Otherwise, set “resultBeyondEntry” to “false”.
    • ○ Finally returns value of “resultBeyondEntry”.

Complete code:

The complete code for implementing the method “beyondLastEntry” is given below:

Filename: “OneWayNoRepeatsList.java”

public class OneWayNoRepeatsList

{

    //Declare Boolean variable for "resultBeyondEntry"

    public static boolean resultBeyondEntry;

/* Refers the textbook of Listing 7.9 in Chapter 7 */

/* Additionally add the below two methods */

    /* Method definition for "beyondLastEntry" */

    public boolean beyondLastEntry(int position)

    {

/* If the value of position is greater than "entry.length-1", then */

        if(position > entry...

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