Part 1: Guessing Game

For the first part of this assignment, you will write a graphical user interface that will work with the GuessRange class from HW1 to play the guessing game. The interface should prompt the user for his/her guess, displaying the range to choose from. The user should be able to enter a guess in a text field and click a button to submit the guess. As before, the number of guesses should be displayed (in the same label as the prompt) when the correct guess is finally made.

For this version, you may assume that the initial range is 1 to 100. The following is one possible look that the interface might take:

Once you have this interface working, make the following modifications.

• Add another method to the GuessRange class named reset. The reset method should have two parameters, the low and high limits of a new range, and should reset all of the fields to start fresh with the new range.
• Add another button to your GUI that allows the user to play again after finishing a game. When the button is clicked, the reset method should be called to reset all of the fields and the opening text (i.e., "Guess a number between 1 and 100.") should be displayed in the GUI label.

Part 2: Talk Like a Pirate

The Translator class has been provided for you, which can be used to translate words and phrases from one language to another. When constructed, a Translator object reads in vocabulary from a file, consisting of pairs of words or phrases. For example, in an English to Spanish translator, the pair "bathroom|bano" might be read in. Once these word/phrase pairs have been read in and stored, the translate method can be called on a string, and any word from the vocabulary that is found will be replaced by the corresponding word. For example, if the English-to-Spanish translator were used, the a call to translate would replace every occurrence of "bathroom" with "bano" in the parameter.

A vocabulary file, pirate.txt has been provided for you that contains English-to-Pirate translations. You are create a graphical user interface that will work with the Translator class to provide an easy-to-use English-to-Pirate translator. The GUI should have a label at the top of the frame, a text area in which the user can enter text, and a button that initiates the translation. When the button is clicked, the text in the text area should be translated and the resulting text should be displayed back in the text area.

For example, the first screenshot shows the GUI with the Gettysburg address entered in the text area. The second screenshot shows the GUI after clicking the button and performing the translation.

Once you have this interface working, make the following modifications.

• Add a private method to the Translator class named capitalize. The capitalize method should have one parameter, a string, and should return a copy of that string with the first letter made uppercase. You should consult the documentation for the String class to remind yourself of the available methods. In particular, the substring and toUpperCase methods should prove useful here.
• As it is currently written, the translate method will not recognize a vocabulary word if that word is capitalized. For example, it might translate "bathroom" into "bano", but it won't recognize "Bathroom". Modify the translate method so that it also catches capitalized vocabulary words, replacing them with the corresponding capitalized word. Note: this will require an additional call to replaceAll for each capitalized vocabulary word.