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kata-java17

A kata to transform an existing program to use Java 17 new features

Expression tree

The idea of this kata is to implement a simple expression tree able to represent the following expressions

  • Value is a literal integer
  • Add is an integer addition
  • Mul is an integer multiplication
  • Var is a variable (it's value will be pass when evaluating the expression).

Each expression is implemented by a Java class, here is an example of usage

  Value value = new Value(13);
  Add add = new Add(new Value(4), new Add(new Value(3), new Value(7)));
  Mul mul = new Mul(new Value(4), new Add(new Value(3), new Value(7)));
  Var variable = new Var("a");

An expression can also be constructed from a string in prefix form, operator first followed by the operands, (for example, "+ 2 * 3 7" is equivalent to (2 + 3 * 7)) using the method parse(text).

Once an expression is constructed, we can ask for a string representation using toString() or an evaluation using eval(variableMap). The variableMap associate a name of a variable to its value.

  Expr expr = Expr.parse("+ 4 * x 7");
  System.out.println(expr);  // (4 + x * 7) 
  
  int result = expr.eval(Map.of("x", 3));
  System.out.println(result);  // 25

Kata Java versions

This kata has been written using different versions of Java

So you can start with a specific version and rewrite the code up to the point where you are using Java 17 with the preview features enabled.

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