import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileNotFoundException;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class Boggle {

private Scanner keyboard;

// Declare a class-scope variable dictionary to be an array of Strings.
// You must use an Array to receive credit.
// Initialize the array to a size of 64.
private String[] arr = new String[64];
private int wordNum;

// lab 9
private int totalScore;

private void createDictionary() {
   // This method should ask the user for the name of the file that
   // contains the dictionary words
   System.out.print("Enter the name of the file that contains the "
            + "dictionary words: ");
   String name = "dictionary.txt"; //keyboard.nextLine();
   wordNum = 0;
   String word;

   try {
         // open the file
         Scanner file = new Scanner(new File(name));

         // read it into memory
         while (file.hasNext()) {

            // read a waord
            word = file.next();

            // For Boggle, we only care about words that are
            // at least 4 characters long
            // but not more than 16 characters long
            if (word.length() >= 4 && word.length() <= 16) {
               // The dictionary is far bigger than 64.
               // So you will have to grow the array, make it bigger periodically
               if (wordNum >= arr.length) {
                     arr = Arrays.copyOf(arr, wordNum * 2);
                     // Each time your program calls copyOf,
                     // print a message with the old size and the new size.
                     //System.out.printf("Old size: %6d, New size: %6d\n",
                     //    wordNum, arr.length);

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