This example uses an analysis table to tabulate the number of verses in each chapter in the Quran.
Java Example
public class VerseCountExample {
public static void main() {
// Create a new analysis table.
AnalysisTable table = new AnalysisTable(
"ChapterNumber", "VerseCount");
// Tabulate the number of verses in each chapter.
for (Chapter chapter : Document.getChapters()) {
table.add(
chapter.getChapterNumber(),
chapter.getVerseCount());
}
// Display the results.
System.out.println(table);
}
}
Program Output
ChapterNumber VerseCount ------------- ---------- 1 7 2 286 3 200 4 176 5 120 6 165 7 206 8 75 9 129 10 109 11 123 12 111 13 43 14 52 15 99 16 128 17 111 18 110 19 98 20 135 21 112 22 78 23 118 24 64 25 77 26 227 27 93 28 88 29 69 30 60 31 34 32 30 33 73 34 54 35 45 36 83 37 182 38 88 39 75 40 85 41 54 42 53 43 89 44 59 45 37 46 35 47 38 48 29 49 18 50 45 51 60 52 49 53 62 54 55 55 78 56 96 57 29 58 22 59 24 60 13 61 14 62 11 63 11 64 18 65 12 66 12 67 30 68 52 69 52 70 44 71 28 72 28 73 20 74 56 75 40 76 31 77 50 78 40 79 46 80 42 81 29 82 19 83 36 84 25 85 22 86 17 87 19 88 26 89 30 90 20 91 15 92 21 93 11 94 8 95 8 96 19 97 5 98 8 99 8 100 11 101 11 102 8 103 3 104 9 105 5 106 4 107 7 108 3 109 6 110 3 111 5 112 4 113 5 114 6
Discussion
The Chapter.getVerseCount() method is used to get the number of verses for each chapter, according to the Uthmani script of Tanzil XML.