I do contract work for a living, which could include writing a program such as this. However, I don’t do people’s homework for them. That just robs them of an education.
You have my full permission to implement this project in any way you please and to keep all the profits from your endeavor.
In Java source code, in theory it does not matter if you say public static final or final static public, but if you follow the usual convention, other people will able to read your code more easily. Here is the preferred order:
[ public | protected | private ]
static
abstract
synchronized
[ transient | volatile ]
final
native
[ int | long | String | class
| enum | interface etc. ]
Your job is to tidy a Java tree of source code into the preferred order. You don’t need to fully parse the source code since these are reserved words. You can tidy comments too.
You could, in theory do this with a great string of Funduc Search and Replace scripts, but you can do it all in one pass with a bit of Java code.
You might use com.mindprod.filter. CommandLine to find trees of Java source code files for you.
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