Toll_Calculator_Project

Pre-requisites

• Java 1.8/1.11/1.15

How to run the code

We have provided scripts to execute the code. The filename which has the main method should be named as Geektrust.java and should not be renamed to anything else.

Use run.sh if you are Linux/Unix/macOS Operating systems and run.bat if you are on Windows. Both the files run the commands silently and prints only output from the input files in the directory smaple_input

Internally both the scripts run the following commands

• javac src/Geektrust.java - This will create a class file Geektrust.class.
• java -cp ./src Geektrust sample_input/input1.txt - This will execute the class file passing in the sample input file input1.txt as the command line argument.
• java -cp ./src Geektrust sample_input/input2.txt - This will execute the class file passing in the sample input file input2.txt as the command line argument.
• java -cp ./src Geektrust sample_input/input3.txt - This will execute the class file passing in the sample input file input3.txt as the command line argument.
• java -cp ./src Geektrust sample_input/input4.txt - This will execute the class file passing in the sample input file input4.txt as the command line argument.
• java -cp ./src Geektrust sample_input/input5.txt - This will execute the class file passing in the sample input file input5.txt as the command line argument.

We expect your program to take the location to the text file as parameter. Input needs to be read from a text file, and output should be printed to the console. The text file will contain only commands in the format prescribed by the respective problem. We have added the code snippet to help you read from the file passed as command line argument.

Running the code for multiple test cases

Run run.sh or run.bat in your local machine to ensure your solution is working correctly. Once confirmed please uplaod it in Geektrust and check for the test cases.

Help

You can refer our help documents here You can read build instructions here