Index

C

closeWriter() - Method in class Writer: This method appends an end message to the PrintWriter object and then closes the PrintWriter to ensure no memory leaks occur.

FileMain - Class in Unnamed Package: This class serves as the "main" class which contains the starting point for your program.
FileMain() - Constructor for class FileMain

getFileContents(String) - Method in class Reader: Calls the getFileScanner(String fileName) method for the Scanner returned, using this Scanner, each line of the file is read and stored in the fileContents ArrayList.
getFileScanner(String) - Method in class Reader: This method takes a parameter of a String and uses that String to create and return a file Scanner that will allow reading from the provided fileName.

logDuplicates(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class Writer: This method works through each element contained in the provided ArrayList and determines if duplicate elements exist within the ArrayList.
logMax(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class Writer: This method works through each element in the provided ArrayList and determines the largest number that is contained within said ArrayList.
logReverse(ArrayList<String>) - Method in class Writer: This method should work through the ArrayList provided backwards, and print each element to our file backwards, using the PrintWriter initialized in the constructor.

main(String[]) - Static method in class FileMain: The main function which asks the user for which file they would like to use, the contents of the file are read and stored in an ArrayList.

Reader - Class in Unnamed Package: This class is used only for the purposes of creating a file Scanner object and using that Scanner to read the entire contents of the file name that is provided.
Reader() - Constructor for class Reader

Writer - Class in Unnamed Package: This class is where you will be writing to a newly created file.
Writer(String) - Constructor for class Writer: The FileOutput constructor takes in a single String parameter, which is the name of the file we would like to create.