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    Tank Program For Java

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    Devang Ajmera
    This program allows the user to input the dimensions of a 2D array representing a water tank, along with the number of vertical wall blocks in each column. It then stores 1's in the array positions representing the wall blocks, and X's in the remaining spaces below the tallest wall in each column, representing units of stored water. Finally, it prints the filled tank array and the total number of water units stored. The algorithm initializes the tank array based on the user input, places wall blocks and fills remaining spaces with water, then prints the completed tank and counts the water units.

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    Tank Program For Java

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    This program allows the user to input the dimensions of a 2D array representing a water tank, along with the number of vertical wall blocks in each column. It then stores 1's in the array positions representing the wall blocks, and X's in the remaining spaces below the tallest wall in each column, representing units of stored water. Finally, it prints the filled tank array and the total number of water units stored. The algorithm initializes the tank array based on the user input, places wall blocks and fills remaining spaces with water, then prints the completed tank and counts the water units.

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    This program allows the user to input the dimensions of a 2D array representing a water tank, along with the number of vertical wall blocks in each column. It then stores 1's in the array positions representing the wall blocks, and X's in the remaining spaces below the tallest wall in each column, representing units of stored water. Finally, it prints the filled tank array and the total number of water units stored. The algorithm initializes the tank array based on the user input, places wall blocks and fills remaining spaces with water, then prints the completed tank and counts the water units.

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    Tank Program For Java

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    Devang Ajmera
    This program allows the user to input the dimensions of a 2D array representing a water tank, along with the number of vertical wall blocks in each column. It then stores 1's in the array positions representing the wall blocks, and X's in the remaining spaces below the tallest wall in each column, representing units of stored water. Finally, it prints the filled tank array and the total number of water units stored. The algorithm initializes the tank array based on the user input, places wall blocks and fills remaining spaces with water, then prints the completed tank and counts the water units.

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    Program No.

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    Question
    Write a JAVA program to create a two-dimensional array called ‘tank’ of size r×c,
    where r is row and c is column value. Array tank holds water after walls are built in it.
    Array tank can only have vertical walls.
    Output of the program:
    1. Print the tank.
    2. How many units of water the tank holds?
    Process of input in tank array:
    Ask the user how many blocks of wall each column will have, insert those blocks from
    the bottom of each column.
    EXAMPLE 1:
    A tank array of size 5x7 is shown below: tank-1

    0 0 0 0 0 0 0
    1 0 0 0 0 0 0
    1 x x x x 1 0
    1 x 1 1 x 1 0
    1 x 1 1 x 1 0

    This tank array has four vertical walls at column 1, 3, 4 and 6. ‘X’ is a unit of water
    stored in the tank. It holds 8 units of water.
    Algorithm:
    Step 1: Begin
    Step 2:[Creating objects and initializing variables]
    Creating Scanner class object to accept data.
    Integer variables r and c are initialized . A character array a is also initialized. An
    integer array brick is initialized
    r user input
    c user input
    a[ ][ ]r,c
    brickc

    Step 3: [Storing the elements of the array]

    For(i0 to c)

    {
    nbsc.nextInt();

    brick[i] nb;

    For(jr-1 to r-nb)

    a[j][i] '1'; //Storing 1 in places of bricks

    jj-1;

    }ii+1;

    Step 4:[Storing the position of water as X]

    For (i0 to c)

    If(brick[i]>0)

    For(ji+1 to c)

    If(brick[j]>0)

    If(brick[i]<brick[j])

    For (ki+1 to <j)

    For(lr-1 to r-brick[i])

    If(a[l][k] ! '1')

    {
    a[l][k] 'X';

    }ll+1;

    }kk+1

    Else If(brick[i]>=brick[j])

    For(ki+1 to <j)

    For(lr-1 to r-brick[j])

    If(a[l][k]! '1')

    a[l][k] 'X';

    }ll+1;

    }kk+1;

    } } } jj+1; } }

    ii+1;}

    Step 5:[Storing the positions without water or bricks as 0]


    For(i0 to r )
    {
    For(j0 to <c )
    {
    If((a[i][j]! '1')&&(a[i][j]! 'X'))
    Then a[i][j]='0';
    jj+1; }
    ii+1; }
    Step 6:[Printing the tank]

    For(i0 to <r)

    For(j0 to c)

    Print: (a[i][j]+" ")

    jj+1;

    }Print : “ ”

    ii+I;

    }
    Step 7: End

    Source Code:
    import java.util.*;

    class Tank

    public static void main()

    int i,j,k,l,r,c,nb;

    Scanner sc=new Scanner(System.in);

    System.out.println("Enter the number of rows");

    r=sc.nextInt();

    System.out.println("Enter the number of column");

    c=sc.nextInt();

    char a[][]=new char[r][c];

    int brick[]=new int[c];

    for(i=0;i<c;i++)
    {

    System.out.println("Enter the number of bricks in


    column"+ (i+1));

    nb=sc.nextInt(); //Taking input of the number


    of bricks

    brick[i]=nb;

    for(j=r-1;j>=r-nb;j--)

    a[j][i]='1'; //Storing 1 in places of bricks

    for(i=0;i<c;i++)

    if(brick[i]>0)

    for(j=i+1;j<c;j++)

    if(brick[j]>0)

    if(brick[i]<brick[j])

    for(k=i+1;k<j;k++)

    for(l=r-1;l>=r-brick[i];l--)

    if(a[l][k]!='1')

    {
    a[l][k]='X'; //Storing the
    water as X

    else if(brick[i]>=brick[j])

    for(k=i+1;k<j;k++)

    for(l=r-1;l>=r-brick[j];l--)

    if(a[l][k]!='1')

    a[l][k]='X'; //Storing the


    water as X

    for(i=0;i<r;i++)

    for(j=0;j<c;j++)

    {
    if((a[i][j]!='1')&&(a[i][j]!='X'))

    a[i][j]='0';

    for(i=0;i<r;i++)

    for(j=0;j<c;j++)

    System.out.print(a[i][j]+" "); //Printing the


    tank

    System.out.println();

    Variable description
    Variable Data Type Purpose

    i integer Iteration

    j integer Iteration

    k integer Iteration

    l integer Iteration

    r integer Stores the number


    of rows
    c integer Stores the number
    of columns

    nb integer Stores the


    number of
    bricks

    Method Description
    Methods Description
    main() Comprises the program, to input the
    number of rows, columns and bricks
    and print a tank
    nextInt() Accepts integer from the user
    Scanner(...) Parameterised Constructor

    Class Description
    Class Description
    Tank User Defined Class to , to print a tank

    Scanner To create an object of Scanner class


    Output:

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