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Even-Odd Number Printer in Java

The document contains Java code for a multi-threaded program that prints even and odd numbers up to a specified maximum. It uses synchronization to ensure that even and odd numbers are printed alternately by two threads. There is also a test case indicating a failure in the expected output versus the actual output when running the program.

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Even-Odd Number Printer in Java

The document contains Java code for a multi-threaded program that prints even and odd numbers up to a specified maximum. It uses synchronization to ensure that even and odd numbers are printed alternately by two threads. There is also a test case indicating a failure in the expected output versus the actual output when running the program.

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import [Link].

Scanner;

class NumberPrinter implements Runnable {

// Write code here...

private final int start; // The starting number (0 for even, 1 for odd)

private final int maxNumber; // The maximum number to print

private static int currentNumber = 1; // Track the current number being printed

private static final Object lock = new Object(); // Lock object for synchronization

public NumberPrinter(int start, int maxNumber) {

[Link] = start;

[Link] = maxNumber;

@Override

public void run() {

for (int i = start; i <= maxNumber; i += 2) {

synchronized (lock) {

// Print the number

[Link]([Link]().getName() + ":" + i);

// Increment the current number (to track which number is being printed)

currentNumber++;

// Notify the other thread to print next

[Link]();

// If there are still numbers to print, wait for the other thread

if (currentNumber <= maxNumber) {

try {
[Link](); // Wait for the other thread to print

} catch (InterruptedException e) {

[Link]().interrupt();

// Driver code is given below for your reference

public class EvenOddNumberPrinter {

public static void main(String[] args) {

Scanner scanner = new Scanner([Link]);

int maxNumber = 0;

boolean validInput = false;

while (!validInput) {

[Link]("Enter the maximum number to print:");

String input = [Link]();

try {

maxNumber = [Link](input);

if (maxNumber >= 1) {

validInput = true;

} else {

[Link]("Please enter a number greater than or equal to 1.");

} catch (NumberFormatException e) {

[Link]("Invalid input. Please enter a valid number.");


}

Runnable evenPrinter = new NumberPrinter(0, maxNumber);

Runnable oddPrinter = new NumberPrinter(1, maxNumber);

Thread evenThread = new Thread(evenPrinter, "EvenThread");

Thread oddThread = new Thread(oddPrinter, "OddThread");

[Link]();

[Link]();

[Link]();

Test case 1

failed

Expected output Actual output

Enter·the·maximum·number·to·print:⏎ Enter·the·maximum·number·to·print

5 5

OddThread:·1⏎ Empty⏎

EvenThread:·2⏎ Empty⏎

OddThread:·3⏎ Empty⏎

EvenThread:·4⏎ Empty⏎

OddThread:·5⏎ Empty⏎

EvenThread:0

OddThread:1
Expected output Actual output

EvenThread:2

OddThread:3

EvenThread:4

OddThread:5

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