rtemirbulat/stage1-module4-collections-task2-set

Tasks

1. Create HashSet

Implement the program which gets List<Integer> as parameter and creates a HashSet<Integer> following the rule:

• If the element x from List<Integer> is even, then add to the HashSet values: x, x/2, (x/2)/2 ... ((x/2)/2)../2) (dividing by 2 until the last inserted element is an odd number)
• If the element x from List<Integer> is odd, then add to the HashSetvalues:x and 2x

public class HashSetCreator {
    public HashSet<Integer> createHashSet(List<Integer> sourceList) {
    }
}

Example

Input

sourceList = [2, -1, 3, 8, -5, 12]

Output

[2, 1, -1, -2, 3, 6, 8, 4, -5, -10, 12]

2. Create Set of squares

Implement the program which creates TreeSet<Integer> of squares of elements from List<Integer> and returns a subset of this set, consisting of elements in the range [lowerBound, upperBound]. To get subset use method from Interface NavigableSet<E>.

public class SubsetOfSquaresCreator {
  public Set<Integer> createSubsetOfSquares(List<Integer> sourceList, int lowerBound, int upperBound) {
  }
}

Example

Input

sourceList = [2, -1, 5, -7, 4, 6, -9, 8]
lowerBound = 25
upperBound = 49

Output

[25, 36, 49]

3. Create a combination of sets

Implement the program which creates Set<String> of 3 Sets. Result Set should consist of the following elements:

• elements that belong to the first and the second Sets at once and not belong to the third Set
• elements that belong only to the third Set.

public class SetCombinationCreator {
  public Set<String> createSetCombination(Set<String> firstSet, Set<String> secondSet, Set<String> thirdSet) {
  }
}

Example

Input

firstSet = ["Java", "Collection",  "framework", "interface", "class", "Queue"]
secondSet = ["Queue", "iterator", "Java", "Collection","comparator"]
thirdSet= ["Java", "Set", "Map", "List"]

Output

["Collection", "Queue", "Set", "Map", "List"]