Random class

[adilzhanshukenov]

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[adilzhanshukenov]

This is files of Random class implementation in txtUml

[budaimartin]

I think you have misunderstood the task a little. You have to write a wrapper class for the original Java class. So you need an instance of the Java object and simply call the same methods on it. For example:

public class RandomImplementation implements Random {
   java.util.Random instance = new java.util.Random();
   // ...
  @Override
  public int nextInt() {
     return instance.nextInt();
  }
  // ...
}

txtUML supports double so you can add nextDouble(), nextGaussian() and next(int bits).

You use Javadoc comments the wrong way. Java doc comments start wit /** and they are before the corresponding function. For example:

/**
 * This is the Javadoc for function foo. You can see it
 * when you hover the cursor on the function's name
 * in several IDE's and is very informative.
 * 
 * @param bar description of the parameter bar
 * @return description of the return value
 * @throws some exception may be thrown
 */
  public int foo(int bar);

See my other comments below.

[budaimartin]

Package name is wrong. The Java Random class is in the java.util package.

[budaimartin]

The name of the interface should be Random.

[budaimartin]

Type long is currently not supported by txtUML. This function can be omitted.

[budaimartin]

Correct the package name here as well.