package com.puppycrawl.tools.checkstyle.checks.coding.hiddenfield;
   
   import java.lang.Integer;
   import java.util.Arrays;
   import java.util.HashMap;
   import java.util.List;
   import java.util.Map;
   import java.util.Optional;
   
  
  public class InputHiddenFieldLambdas {
      /**
       * Example 1: lambda parameter 'value' on line 16
       * hides a field 'value' on line 14.
       */
      List<Integer> numbers = Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6);
      Integer value = new Integer(1);
      {
          numbers.forEach((Integer value) -> String.valueOf(value)); // 1 violation
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 2: lambda parameter 'name' on line 27
       * does not hide a field 'name' on line 25, because
       * field 'name' can not be referenced from a static context.
       */
      static List<String> firstNames = Arrays.asList("Andrei", "Michal", "Roman", "Vladislav");
      String name = new String();
      static {
          firstNames.forEach((String name) -> String.valueOf(name));
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 3: lambda parameter 'brand' on line 38 (which type is omitted)
       * does not hide a field 'brand' on line 36, because
       * field 'brand' can not be referenced from a static context.
       */
      static List<String> carBrands = Arrays.asList("BMW", "Mazda", "Volkswagen");
      String brand = new String();
      static {
          carBrands.forEach(brand -> String.valueOf(brand));
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 4: lambda parameter 'languageCode' on line 48
       * hides a field 'languageCode' on line 46.
       */
      static List<String> languageCodes = Arrays.asList("de", "ja", "fr", "pt");
      static String languageCode = new String();
      {
          languageCodes.forEach(languageCode -> String.valueOf(languageCode)); // 1 violation
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 5: lambda parameter 'number' on line 57
       * hides a field 'number' on line 55.
       */
      int number = 1;
      Optional<Object> foo1(int i) {
          return Optional.of(5).map(number -> { // violation
              if (number == 1) return true;
              else if (number == 2) return true;
              else return false;
          });
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 6: lambda parameter 'id' on line 70
       * hides a field 'id' on line 68.
       */
      static long id = 1;
      Optional<Object> foo2(int i) {
          return Optional.of(5).map(id -> { // violation
              if (id == 1) return true;
              else if (id == 2) return true;
              else return false;
          });
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 7: lambda parameter 'age' on line 84
       * does not hide a field 'age' on line 82,
       * because field 'age' can not be referenced from a static context.
       */
      int age = 21;
      static Optional<Object> foo3(int i) {
          return Optional.of(5).map(age -> {
              if (age == 1) return true;
              else if (age == 2) return true;
              else return false;
          });
      }
  
      /**
       * Example 8: lambda parameter 'note' on line 98
       * hides a field 'note' on line 95.
       */
      static String note = new String();
      private void foo4() {
         List<String> acceptableNotes = Arrays.asList("C", "D", "E", "F", "G", "A", "B");
         acceptableNotes.forEach(note -> String.valueOf(note)); // 1 violation
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 9: lambda parameter 'letter' on line 109
      * does not hide a field 'letter' on line 106, because
      * field 'letter' can not be referenced from a static context.
      */
     String letter = new String("a");
     private static void foo5() {
         List<String> acceptableAlphabet = Arrays.asList("a", "b", "c");
         acceptableAlphabet.forEach(letter -> String.valueOf(letter));
     }
 
     @FunctionalInterface
     interface Function <A, B> {
         public B apply (A a, B b);
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 10: typed parameters - two hide fields
      */
     String stringValue = "248.3";
     int intValue = 2;
     {
         Function <String, Integer> m = (String stringValue, Integer intValue) -> { // 2 violations
             return Integer.parseInt(stringValue) + intValue;
         };
         String.valueOf(m.apply ("22.4", 2));
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 11: typed parameters - one hide field
      */
     Double doubleValue = 8.5;
     {
         Function <Integer, Double> a =(Integer integerValue, Double doubleValue) -> { // 1 violation
             return  integerValue + doubleValue;
         };
         String.valueOf(a.apply(2, 2.2));
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 11: untyped parameters - two hide fields
      */
     String firstString = "Hello,";
     String secondString = " World!";
     {
         Function <String, String> stringConcat = (firstString, secondString) -> { // 2 violations
             return firstString + secondString;
         };
         String.valueOf(stringConcat.apply("A", "B"));
     }
 
     @FunctionalInterface
     interface SomeFunction<One, Two> {
         public Two apply(One one, Two two);
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 11: untyped parameters - one hide field
      */
     Integer first = 1;
     {
         Function<Integer, Character> turnToZ = (first, second) -> 'z'; // 1 violation
     }
 
     @FunctionalInterface
     public interface Foo {
         public String apply();
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 12: case when no parameters are given
      */
     {
         Foo foo = () -> "";
     }
     @FunctionalInterface
     interface FunctionWithOneParameter<One> {
         public One apply(One one);
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 13: internal lambda hides a field
      */
     Double mPi = Math.PI;
     List<Double> simpleNumbers = Arrays.asList(1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0, 5.0, 6.0);
     {
         simpleNumbers.forEach(digit -> {
             FunctionWithOneParameter<Double> strangeAdder = (mPi -> mPi+= digit); // 1 violation
         });
     }
 
     @FunctionalInterface
     interface FunctionWithComplexGenerics<One, Two> {
         public Two foo(One one, Two two);
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 14: lambda typed with complex generics
      */
     List<Double> justSomeList;
     Map<String, Object> justSomeMap;
     {
         FunctionWithComplexGenerics<List<Double>, Map<String, Object>> someWierdFunc =
             (List<Double> justSomeList, Map<String, Object> justSomeMap) -> { // 2 violations
                 String.valueOf(justSomeList);
                 String.valueOf(justSomeMap);
                 return new HashMap<>();
             };
     }
 
     /**
      * Example 15: lambda stored in field (with typed parameter)
      * hides other field
      */
     Object someObject = new Object();
     FunctionWithOneParameter objectToString = (Object someObject) -> { // 1 violation
         return someObject.toString();
     };
 
     /**
      * Example 16: lambda stored in field (with untyped parameter)
      * hides other field
      */
     FunctionWithOneParameter otherObjectToString = someObject -> { // 1 violation
         return someObject.toString();
     };
 
     private final String l = "";
     private interface NestedInterface {
         void print(String l);
     }
 }