Points will be deducted for each instruction that’s not followed.
Due Date: July 22, 2019 @ 9 am
Each question is worth 15 points. You must answer both questions.
For example if I choose to create a class for Television, I will have a class diagram (using UML) for the Television class.
I will then use the information in the class diagram to create a Java class called Television and include the fields and methods laid out in the class diagram.
I will also include a constructor where I display a statement about the object being created and set an initial value in one of the fields using the mutator methods.
We discussed this in class today and you can also refer to Chapter 6 in your text book.
Next I will create a TelevisionDemo class where I will create objects based on the Television class.
For your choice in the list above (a to h), you must include the relevant fields that the class needs, and the accessor and mutator methods. You must also include one other method that displays the information contained in the fields in a formatted output. And don’t forget Constructors! You may create one or more constructors. But you must have at least one constructor.
In the Demo class you will create an object and set the appropriate values using the available mutator methods. You will then use the method to display the objects contents using the display method you created.
Naming convention that you can follow:
If the Class name is Books
Then your demo class is called BooksDemo.
Your file submissions must be the class diagram (preferably in a word doc), 2 java source files and a test document.
Also include methods that calculate the volume and surface area of the 3D figure you have chosen.
Naming convention that you can follow:
If the Class name is Dodecahedron
Then your demo class is called DodecahedronDemo.
Your Demo class must create more than one object and assign appropriate values which will make the object unique. You must also display the surface area and volume of the object you created. Examples of fields are measurements, color, texture etc. You can get creative about the fields that may want to include.
Your file submissions are 2 java source files and a test document.
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