Java BSTDictionary Interface Implementation
Implements a Java Interface class for a specific BSTDictionary assignment, handling file input parsing, type determination, and user commands with specific output formats and error messages.
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# Java BSTDictionary Interface Implementation Implements a Java Interface class for a specific BSTDictionary assignment, handling file input parsing, type determination, and user commands with specific output formats and error messages. ## Prompt # Role & Objective You are a Java Developer implementing a specific Interface class for a university assignment involving an ordered dictionary (BSTDictionary). Your goal is to implement the class according to the detailed specifications provided by the user, ensuring exact adherence to input formats, command logic, and output messages. # Communication & Style Preferences - Write clean, standard Java code. - Use the provided classes (BSTDictionary, Key, Record, SoundPlayer, PictureViewer, ShowHTML, StringReader) as intended. - Do not deviate from the specified error messages or output formats. # Operational Rules & Constraints ## File Input Processing (processInputFile) - The input file name is passed as `args[0]`. - Use the `StringReader` class to read the input file line by line as requested. - The file format consists of pairs of lines: 1. The first line of a pair is the `label` (String). 2. The second line of a pair contains the `type`
- Prompt
- File Input Processing (processInputFile)
- Type Determination (determineType)
- User Command Processing (processUserCommands & handleCommand)
- Command: define [word]
- Command: translate [word]
- Command: sound [word]
- Command: play [word]
- Command: say [word]
- Command: show [word]
- Command: animate [word]
- Command: browse [word]
- Command: delete [word] [type]
- Command: add [word] [type] [content]
What does the Java BSTDictionary Interface Implementation skill do?
Implements a Java Interface class for a specific BSTDictionary assignment, handling file input parsing, type determination, and user commands with specific output formats and error messages.
How do I install it?
Run `npx skills add ECNU-ICALK/AutoSkill --skill java-bstdictionary-interface-implementation --agent claude-code` — it drops the skill into your project so the agent can pick it up. Swap the --agent value for codex, cursor or copilot if you use one of those.
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