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Academic Tokenizer

Posted by Dee Gow on January 17, 2002 at 6:07 PM

I am doing an assigment for java through correspondance where I need to set up a tokenizer to run so it can find whether the person is a Employee or an Academic

Needless to say it will not work and I have no Idea what is wrong as we have no support
If any one can help I would appreciate it
Code Below

import java.io.*;
import java.util.StringTokenizer;

class Employee1
{

protected int setname;
protected double setsalary;

Employee1();
{

setsalary = 0.0;

Employee(int setname, double setsalary)
{
setname = name;
setsalary = salary;
}

void setname(int name)
{
setname = name;
}

void setsalary(double displaysalary)
{
setsalary = displaysalary;
}

double getsalary()
{
return (salary*2);
}

}
class AcademicEmployee extends Employee1
{

final double SURCHARGE = 0.1;
String message;

}

// SET METHODS
void setName(String AcademicEmployee);
{
setname = AcademicEmployee;
}

double setsalary()
{
return (salary * + SURCHARGE);
}

class EmployeeManager
{
public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException
{
// variable declarations used for input
String rawInput;
double displaySalary;
int inQualification;
String setName;

// create a bufferedreader to use for keyboard input

BufferedReader stdin = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));

// prompt user to enter academic information in single line
System.out.println("Enter the Academic information in a single line separate each with a space:");

// read in a line of input and tokenise it
StringTokenizer inTokens = new StringTokenizer(stdin.readLine());

// if there are 2 tokens, assume it's a non academic employee
if (inTokens.countTokens() == 2)
{
// parse tokens into correct variable types for constructor
inName = inTokens.nextToken();
inSalary = Double.valueOf(inTokens.nextToken()).doubleValue();

// call constructor to create a AcademicEmployee object
AcademicEmployee = new AcademicEmployee (inName,inSalary);

// use the accessors to retrieve information about the object
// and print to the user
System.out.println("\nName" + order.getName());
System.out.println("\nSalary $ " + order.getSalary());
}
// otherwise, if it had 3 tokens, assume it's Academic Employee
else if (inTokens.countTokens() == 3)
{
// parse tokens into correct variable types for constructor

inName = inTokens.nextToken();
inSalary = Double.valueOf(inTokens.nextToken()).doubleValue();
inQualification = inTokens.nextToken();

// call constructor to create a AcademicEmployee
AcademicEmployee = new AcademicEmployee (inName, inSalary, inQualification);

// use the accessors to retrieve information about the object
// and print to the user
System.out.println("\nName " + order.setName());
System.out.println("\Salary $ " + order.displaySalary());
System.out.println("\n Qualification " + order.setQualication());

}
// otherwise, any other number of tokens is invalid
else
{
System.out.println("Invalid input entered!");
}
}