Examples of comparison.PairSplit

comparison.PairSplit
In this algorithm, items are simply grouped into pairs of two. Given n items, this will generate n(n - 1)/2 groups. @author CH Albach

    switch(args[3].charAt(0)) {


    /*Pair split*/
    case 's':
      eugType = EugType.PAIR_SPLIT;
      eug = new PairSplit(numItems);
      break;


      /*PrimeRot*/
    case 'r':
      eugType = EugType.PRIME_ROT;

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            eug = PrimeRot.generatePrimeRot(numItems);
          }


        } else if(eugID == EugType.PAIR_SPLIT.ordinal()) {
          try {
            eug = new PairSplit(numItems);


          } catch (IOException e) {
            eug = null;
          }

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          eug = PrimeRot.generatePrimeRot(numSeq);
        
        } else if (eugID == EugType.PRIME_ROT.ordinal()) {
          
          try {
            eug = new PairSplit(numSeq);
          } catch (IOException e) {
            eug = null;
          }


        } else {

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          eug = PrimeRot.generatePrimeRot(numSeq);
        
        } else if (eugID == EugType.PRIME_ROT.ordinal()) {
          
          try {
            eug = new PairSplit(numSeq);
          } catch (IOException e) {
            eug = null;
          }


        } else {

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