tital warriors from different races, each with its own attack power and health. Accomplish the following tasks: Display all warriors in the list. Identify and display warriors from the elven race. Calculate the average health of all warriors. Create a frequency distribution of warrior classes in the list. Each element in the distribution should represent the count of warriors belonging to a specific class. Store all the warriors in a Java HashMap, using their names as keys. Output the names of warriors with an attack power above a certain threshold (e.g., attack power > 50). Output the total number of entries in your HashMap. Warriors.txt: "Legolas", Elf, Archer, 80, 120 'Gimli", Dwarf, Warrior, 70, 100 'Aragorn", Human, Swordsman, 90, 150 'Tauriel", Elf, Archer, 75, 110 'Gandalf", Wizard, Sorcerer, 95, 130 "Sauron", Orc, Warlord, 85, 200 "Frodo", Hobbit, Thief, 60, 80

tital warriors from different races, each with its own attack power and health. Accomplish the following tasks: Display all warriors in the list. Identify and display warriors from the elven race. Calculate the average health of all warriors. Create a frequency distribution of warrior classes in the list. Each element in the distribution should represent the count of warriors belonging to a specific class. Store all the warriors in a Java HashMap, using their names as keys. Output the names of warriors with an attack power above a certain threshold (e.g., attack power > 50). Output the total number of entries in your HashMap. Warriors.txt: "Legolas", Elf, Archer, 80, 120 'Gimli", Dwarf, Warrior, 70, 100 'Aragorn", Human, Swordsman, 90, 150 'Tauriel", Elf, Archer, 75, 110 'Gandalf", Wizard, Sorcerer, 95, 130 "Sauron", Orc, Warlord, 85, 200 "Frodo", Hobbit, Thief, 60, 80

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter3: Using Methods, Classes, And Objects

Section: Chapter Questions

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