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@ -731,7 +731,18 @@ public final class DeviceManagerUtil {
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int osVersionsLength = osVersions.length;
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int osVersionsLength = osVersions.length;
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/*
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/*
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* <h1>Following loop will work for the value generation</h1>
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* <h1>Equation explanation</h1>
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*
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* <p>
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Eg: {@code osVersion == "5.1.1"} will generate an array of {@code ["5","1","1"]}
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Following loop for the above result can be broken down as below
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* Iteration 1 : {@code Math.pow} result = 5 00000 00000, {@code sum} = 5 00000 00000
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* Iteration 2 : {@code Math.pow} result = 1 00000, {@code sum} = 5 00001 00000
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* Iteration 3 : {@code Math.pow} result = 1, {@code sum} = 5 00001 00001
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To generate the above results I have multiplied the array values with powers of 10.
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The constraints used to generate the power of 10 is explained below,
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* </p>
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*
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* <p>
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* <p>
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{@code Constants.NUM_OF_OS_VERSION_POSITIONS - (i + 1)} was done in-order to identify
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{@code Constants.NUM_OF_OS_VERSION_POSITIONS - (i + 1)} was done in-order to identify
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which position of the OS version is been used for generation process, so correct number
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which position of the OS version is been used for generation process, so correct number
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@ -762,7 +773,19 @@ public final class DeviceManagerUtil {
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StringJoiner joiner = new StringJoiner(".");
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StringJoiner joiner = new StringJoiner(".");
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/*
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/*
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* <h1>Following loop will break the generated value into parts and will recreate the OS version</h1>
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* <h1>Equation explanation</h1>
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*
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* <p>
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Eg: {@code osVersionValue == "5 00001 00001"}
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Following loop will divide to break down the above number to regenerate the os version
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* Iteration 1 : {@code osVersion} = 5 , {@code osVersionValue} = 00001 00001
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* Iteration 2 : {@code osVersion} = 1 , {@code osVersionValue} = 00001
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* Iteration 3 : {@code osVersion} = 1 , {@code osVersionValue} = 0
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Final array = {@code ["5","1","1"]}
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To generate the above results I have divided the generated value with powers of 10.
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The constraints used to generate the power of 10 is explained below,
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* </p>
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*
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* <p>
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* <p>
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{@code 10, (i - 1) * Constants.NUM_OF_OS_VERSION_DIGITS} this will break the generated value
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{@code 10, (i - 1) * Constants.NUM_OF_OS_VERSION_DIGITS} this will break the generated value
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creating each OS version position in following order main OS version, minor OS version,
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creating each OS version position in following order main OS version, minor OS version,
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