[Question]
ROBOTIC CRICKET MATCH
you should write a program that simulate an automatic
cricket match between India and Sri Lanka. The focus is the usage of Java
Thread Constructs. Each Innings happens within its thread. You decide the 11
members of each team and provide two lists to the program. The first team is
represented as team 1 and second team as team 2. You have to generate a random
number for toss and if the number is between 0 and 1, team 1 bats first- else,
if the number is between 1 and 2, then team 2 bats first. The batting happens
by starting a thread. Each ball bowled is via a random number generator (that
generates number rounded off, between 0 and 7). If the number is 0, batsman is
out. If the number is 1, run is 1, number is 2, run is 2, number is 3, run is
3, number is 4, run is 4, number is 5, run is 5, number is 6, run is 6. If the
number is exactly 7, then it is an extra 1 run and if it is 0, batsman is out).
You have to do this until 10 batsmen get out in 1 team. The final score sheet
will show as follows. Then you have to start another thread and do the same as
above. The match ends either when the second team batsmen are out, with scores
lesser than team 1 (team 1 wins), scores are tied (match is tied) and as soon
score is greater than team 1 (team 2 wins). Each over is for 6 balls, if extra
happens (number 7), 1 run is awarded and 1 extra ball is bowled. Extra run and
Extra Ball is not part of batsman’s account. Total Overs are 10. (T101 Match)
(No Need to Take Care of Changing Batsman Strike If Score
is 1, 3 or 5. No Need to Record Bowling Figures of the Bowler in the Solution.
No Need to Take Care Separately of Wide, No Balls, Byes, Leg Byes. There are No
Free-Hits!).
[Sample Input]
(No Input is Required)
[Sample Output]
Toss Won By SL (Team 0)
Team 0 (SL) is Batting First
India-Batting Scoresheet
Rohit Sharma 1,4,3,6,1,0=15 (6)
Shubman Gill 0=0 (1)
Virat Kohli 4,6,1,0=11 (4)
KL Rahul 3,1,4,0=8 (4)
Ishan Kishan 6,6,6,4,0 = 22 (5)
Hardik Pandya 0 = 0 (1)
Ravindra Jadeja 6,0 = 6 (2)
Washington Sundar 1,3,0 = 4 (3)
Kuldeep Yadav 1,2,3,4,0=10 (5)
Mohammed Siraj 0 = 0 (1)
Jasprit Bumrah Did Not Bat
Extras 1, 1, 1, 1, 1, 5
Total Score 81 in 5.2 overs
Sri Lanka — Batting Scoresheet
Pathum Nissanka 0=0(1)
Kusal Perera 0=0 (1)
Kusal Mendis 1,0=1(2)
Sadeera Samarawickrama 1,1,0=2 (3)
Charith Asalanka 2,0=2(2)
Dhananjaya de Silva 4,4,0 = 8 (3)
Dasun Shanaka © 1,4,6,0=11 (4)
Dunith Wellalage 6,6,0=12 (3)
Dushan Hemantha 0=0 (1)
Pramod Madushan 1,0=1(2)
Matheesha Pathirana Did Not Bat
Extras 1, 1=2
Total Score 39 in 3.4 overs
Match Result: Team 0 (India) Won By 42 Runs
Today’s Date: 17/09/2023
Areas : Core Java, Logic, Longer Problem Solving, Understanding Requirements, Java Multi- Threading, Java Async Execution, Java Collections.
Code Explaination:
Main Class and Initialization:
- The Question08_Venkata
class contains the main method, serving as the program's entry point.
- Two
arrays, team1Players and team2Players, are created to
represent the players in each team.
Team Class:
- Represents
a cricket team, encapsulating data and actions.
- Contains
instance variables for team name, players, and total score.
- The
constructor initializes the team's name and player roster.
- Provides
methods to get the team's name and total score.
- playInnings
simulates the batting innings for each player in the team.
- Calculates
and displays total score, overs, and extras.
Player Class:
- Represents
an individual player in the team.
- Stores
player's name, total runs, extras, balls bowled, and runs per ball.
- The
constructor initializes the player with a name.
- Offers
methods to get player-specific statistics.
- playInnings
simulates the player's innings, generating runs, extras, and calculating
balls bowled.
- displayScore
shows the player's detailed performance.
Main Method:
- Creates
two teams, team1 and team2, with their player arrays.
- Simulates
the toss using a random number and lets the winning team choose to bat
first.
- Calls
the playMatch method twice, simulating both teams' innings.
- Determines
the match result based on total scores.
- Prints
the match result and date to the console.
The code models a cricket match using Java classes, providing detailed player scores and following SOLID principles for clean and structured code.
GitHub Repo link: http://surl.li/lyiqv
Source Code(Java):
import java.util.Date;
public class Question08_Venkata {
public static void main(String[] args)
{
String[] team1Players = {
"Rohit Sharma", "Shubman
Gill", "Virat Kohli", "KL Rahul", "Ishan
Kishan",
"Hardik Pandya", "Ravindra
Jadeja", "Washington Sundar", "Kuldeep Yadav",
"Mohammed Siraj", "Jasprit
Bumrah"
};
String[] team2Players = {
"Pathum Nissanka", "Kusal
Perera", "Kusal Mendis", "Sadeera Samarawickrama",
"Charith Asalanka",
"Dhananjaya de Silva", "Dasun Shanaka", "Dunith
Wellalage",
"Dushan Hemantha", "Pramod
Madushan", "Matheesha Pathirana"
};
Team team1 = new Team("India",
team1Players);
Team team2 = new Team("Sri
Lanka", team2Players);
// Simulate the toss
double toss = Math.random()
* 10;
if (toss < 1) {
System.out.println("Toss
Won By SL (Team 0)");
playMatch(team2, team1);
} else {
System.out.println("Toss
Won By India (Team 1)");
playMatch(team1, team2);
}
}
private static void playMatch(Team
battingTeam, Team bowlingTeam) {
System.out.println(battingTeam.getName()
+ " - Batting Scoresheet");
battingTeam.playInnings();
System.out.println("\n"
+ bowlingTeam.getName() + " — Batting Scoresheet");
bowlingTeam.playInnings();
String matchResult =
battingTeam.getTotalScore() > bowlingTeam.getTotalScore()
? battingTeam.getName()
:
(battingTeam.getTotalScore() < bowlingTeam.getTotalScore() ?
bowlingTeam.getName() : "Match Tied");
int runDifference = Math.abs(battingTeam.getTotalScore()
- bowlingTeam.getTotalScore());
System.out.println("\nMatch
Result: " + matchResult + " Won By " + runDifference + "
Runs");
System.out.println("Today's
Date: " + new Date());
}
}
class Team {
private String name;
private String[] players;
private int totalScore;
public Team(String name, String[]
players) {
this.name = name;
this.players = players;
this.totalScore = 0;
}
public String getName() {
return name;
}
public int getTotalScore() {
return totalScore;
}
public void playInnings() {
int totalBalls = 0;
int totalExtras = 0;
for (String player : players) {
Player p = new Player(player);
p.playInnings();
totalScore += p.getTotalRuns();
totalBalls += p.getBallsBowled();
totalExtras += p.getExtras();
p.displayScore();
}
double totalOvers = totalBalls / 6;
System.out.println("Extras
" + totalExtras);
System.out.println("Total
Score " + totalScore + " in " + totalOvers + " overs");
}
}
class Player {
private String playerName;
private int totalRuns;
private int extras;
private int ballsBowled;
private int[] runsPerBall;
public Player(String playerName) {
this.playerName = playerName;
this.totalRuns = 0;
this.extras = 0;
this.ballsBowled = 0;
this.runsPerBall = new int[60];
}
public int getTotalRuns() {
return totalRuns;
}
public int getExtras() {
return extras;
}
public int getBallsBowled() {
return ballsBowled;
}
public void playInnings() {
int ballsBowled = 0;
int extras = 0;
int totalRuns = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < 60; i++) {
int run = (int) (Math.random()
* 10) % 8;
ballsBowled++;
totalRuns += run;
if (run == 7) {
extras++;
run = 1; // Convert a 7 into a 1
} else if (run == 0) {
break;
}
runsPerBall[i] = run;
}
this.ballsBowled = ballsBowled;
this.extras = extras;
this.totalRuns = totalRuns;
}
public void displayScore() {
System.out.print(playerName +
" " + ballsBowled + " (");
for (int i = 0; i < runsPerBall.length;
i++) {
System.out.print(runsPerBall[i]);
if (runsPerBall[i] == 0) {
break;
}
System.out.print(",
");
}
System.out.println(") =
" + totalRuns + " (" + extras + " extra)");
}
}
Thank you
Venkata kishore T(Intern)
Shield Warriors,
Data Shield Team,
Enterprise Minds.
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