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import java.util.ArrayList;

public class Test {

public static void main(String[] shit) {

// Quiz Week 1 Part 1

EarthQuakeParser parser = new EarthQuakeParser();

String source = "data/nov20quakedata.atom";

ArrayList<QuakeEntry> data = parser.read(source);

EarthQuakeClient x = new EarthQuakeClient();

int y = x.filterByDepth(data, -8_000.0, -5_000.0).size();

int y2= x.filterByPhrase(data, "start", "Explosion").size();

int y3= x.filterByPhrase(data, "end", "California").size();

int y4= x.filterByPhrase(data, "any", "Creek").size();

System.out.println(y + " " + y2 + " " + y3 + " " + y4);

LargestQuakes z = new LargestQuakes();

z.findLargestQuakes();

EarthQuakeClient x = new EarthQuakeClient();

ArrayList<QuakeEntry> bigQuakes = x.filterByMagnitude(data, 5.5);

for(QuakeEntry qe: bigQuakes){

System.out.println(qe);

}

/* Assignment 2: Filtering by Depth

EarthQuakeClient x = new EarthQuakeClient();

x.closeToMe();

x.quakesOfDepth();

/* Assignment 3: Filtering by Phrase in Title

EarthQuakeClient x = new EarthQuakeClient();

x.quakeByPhrase();

/* Assignment 4: Finding the Closest Earthquakes to a Location

ClosestQuakes x = new ClosestQuakes();

x.findClosestQuakes();

/* Assignment 5: Finding the Largest Magnitude Earthquakes

LargestQuakes x = new LargestQuakes();

x.findLargestQuakes();

}