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public class ArrayBag implements Bag { private Object[] items; private int numItems; public boolean add(Object item) { } (see ~cscie119/examples/ bag/

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The Java primitive data types (e g int) have values and operations defined in Java itself • An Abstract Data Type (ADT) is a data type that has values and

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public class ArrayBag implements Bag { private Object[] items; private int numItems; public boolean add(Object item) { } (see ~cscie119/examples/ bag/

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We want the bag to be able to store objects of any type Specifying an ADT Using an Interface • In Java, we can use an interface to specify an ADT:

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Understanding data abstraction Defining ADT ➢Abstract data type (ADT) is a collection of data a In Java 7 and earlier, methods in an interface only have

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In JAVA, there are a variety of ADT-related classes that can be used to represent these various programming needs These ADTs are located in the java util

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Data abstraction (Abstract Data Type, or ADT): 3 type Common in immutable types, e g , java lang String: String substring(int offset, int len) No side effects

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Abstract data types(ADT) are a way of organizing the objects and operations that de- fine a data type in such a way that the specifications and behaviours of the

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Data Type • Java provides eight primitive types: – boolean – char, byte, short, int , Abstract Data Type An ADT has built-in operations that can be performed

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