This scenario covers sports leagues where teams of players compete against each other, such as in football.
A league (e.g. English Premier League) consists of a fixed number of clubs. Throughout a season of the league each club plays each other club and the result is recorded. Each club is awarded points for each match depending on the result, e.g. in football you get three points for winning, one for drawing and none for losing. At the end of the season the club with the most points wins the league. If two clubs have the same number of points, they are ranked by goal difference, which is the total number of goals they have scored minus the total number of goals they have conceded.
Each club (e.g. Newcastle United) has a squad of players, the size of which may vary from club to club. For each match that the club plays a team is selected from the squad. The team is always of a fixed size e.g. eleven in football.
Each player (e.g. Leon Best) has a date of birth and a height, and plays for one club. At the end of a league season, the player who has scored the most goals (i.e. has the largest goal tally) wins the Golden Boot trophy.
Define a Java class to represent players. Provide methods to:
• create a player;
• set and get the name, date of birth and height of the player;
• add to the goal tally of a player;
• get the goal tally of a player.
Define a Java class to represent clubs. Provide methods to:
• create a club;
• set and get the name of the club;
• add to the goals-scored tally of the club;
• add to the goals-conceded tally of the club;
• get the goal difference of the club;
• add to the points tally of the club;
• get the points tally of the club;
• add a player to the squad of the club;
• find out whether a player is in the club's squad;
• find the average age of the squad;
• find the average height of the squad.
Define a Java class to represent matches. Provide methods to:
• create a match;
• set and get the time and place of the match;
• set and get the clubs playing in the match;
• record which players played and how many goals each player scored;
• get the final score (e.g. Sunderland 0 – 1 Newcastle United);
• get the final result (e.g. Newcastle win).
Define a Java class to represent leagues. Provide methods to:
• create a league;
• set and get the name of the league;
• add a club to the league;
• add a fixture to the league (i.e. a match yet to be played);
• record a result in the league (i.e. add details to a match once it has been played);
• find the top team in the league;
• print out a league table;
• find the top scorer (Golden Boot) in the league.
Extend your program in the following ways:
1. Provide robust error checking, e.g. if a player is listed as scoring in a match, then they must be in the squad of one of the clubs. Also, each player must be in only one squad for each league.
2. Define a special type of player, the goalkeeper.
3. Find the best goalkeeper in the league. At the end of the season the best goalkeeper is the one who has the most clean-sheets (i.e. matches in which the team concedes no goals).
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