SEARCHING AND SORTING - Java Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design - page 933

getCandidatesName(inFile, candidatesName); //Step 3

sortCandidatesName(candidatesName); //Step 4

inFile = null ;
inFile = new Scanner( new
FileReader("voteData.txt"));

//Step 5

processVotes(inFile, candidatesName,
votesByRegion); //Step 6

addRegionsVote(votesByRegion, totalVotes); //Step 7

printHeading(); //Step 8

printResults(candidatesName, votesByRegion,
totalVotes); //Step 9

}

//Place the definitions of the methods getCandidatesName,
//sortCandidatesName, binSearch, processVotes,
//addRegionsVote, printHeading, and printResults,
//as described in this section, here.

}

Sample Run: (After placing the definitions of all the methods as described and then
executing the program, the output is as follows.)

---------------Election Results--------------

Candidate Votes

Name Region1 Region2 Region3 Region4 Total

---- ------- ------- ------- ------- -----

Ashley 23 89 0 160 272

Danny 25 71 89 97 282

Donald 110 158 0 0 268

Mia 134 112 156 0 402

Mickey 56 63 67 89 275

Peter 207 56 0 46 309

Winner: Mia, Votes Received: 402
Total votes polled: 1808

Input Files : The files candData.txt and voteData.txt are provided with the
Additional Student Files at www.cengagebrain.com. The complete program listing of
this program can also be found in this folder.

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The OOD version of this program can be found with the Additional Student Files at
www.cengagebrain.com. The name of the file containing the Programming Example
is Chapter 14_ElectionResults_ OOD_Version.pdf.