Java Coding Problems

Day 1 (filtering melons by their type)

One day, Mark asked us to provide a feature for filtering melons by their type. As a result, we created a utility class named Filters and implemented a static method that takes a list of melons and the type to filter on as arguments.

The resulting method is pretty straightforward:

public static List<Melon> filterByType(    List<Melon> melons, String type) {  List<Melon> result = new ArrayList<>();  for (Melon melon: melons) {    if (melon != null && type.equalsIgnoreCase(melon.getType())) {      result.add(melon);    }  }  return result;}

Done! Now, we can easily filter melons by type, as shown in the following example:

List<Melon> bailans = Filters.filterByType(melons, "Bailan");