Programming Assignment 1Solution

Deliverables:

The following Java file should be submitted to Google Classroom by the due date and time specified above. Submissions received after the deadline will be subject to the late policy described in the syllabus.

    o Assignment01_{StudentNumber}.java

Specifications:

Overview: You will continue the program this semester to maintain the inventory for a store.

Do not forget your headers with @author and @since information.

Requirements: Write a set of classes according to the following specifications:

    1. Product

        a. Attributes

            i. Name: String

            ii. Price: double

            iii. Count: int

        b. Methods

            i. Constructor that takes the name, price, and count as parameters

            ii. getName(): String and setName(name: String)

            iii. getPrice(): double and setPrice(price: double)

            iv. getCount(): int

            v. addToInventory(amount: int): None – increase count by amount

                1. if amount is negative, do nothing

            vi. purchase(amount: int): double

                1. decrease count by amount and return the total price (amount X price)

                2. if amount is negative or greater than count, do not change count and return 0

            vii. toString(): String – “Product {name} has {count} remaining”

    2. FoodProduct – a child of Product

        a. Attributes

            i. Calories: int

            ii. Gluten: boolean

            iii. Dairy: boolean

            iv. Meat: boolean

        b. Methods

            i. Constructor that takes the name, price, count, calories, gluten, dairy, and meat as parameters

            ii. getCalories(): int and setCalories(calories: int)

            iii. containsGluten(): boolean, containsDairy(): boolean, and

containsMeat(): boolean

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    3. ClothingProduct – a child of Product

        a. Attributes

            i. Size: String

        b. Methods

            i. Constructor that takes the name, price, count, and size as parameters

            ii. getSize() and setSize(size: String)

    4. Customer

        a. Attributes

            i. Name: String

        b. Methods

            i. Constructor that takes the name as parameter

            ii. getName(): String and setName(name: String)

    5. ClubCustomer – a child of Customer

        a. Attributes

            i. Phone: String

        b. Methods

            i. Constructor that takes the name and Phone as parameters

            ii. getPhone(): String and setPhone(phone: String)

    6. Store

        a. Attributes

            i. Name: String

            ii. Website: String

            iii. Count: int

        b. Methods

            i. Constructor that takes the name, website, and number of products as parameters

                1. Creates an empty array of products of size number of products

            ii. getName(): String and setName(name: String)

            iii. getWebsite(): String and setWebsite(website: String)

            iv. getInventorySize(): int – returns the size of the array of products

            v. getCount(): int – returns the number of products saved

            vi. addProduct(product: Product)

                1. Adds the passed product to the last open position in the array

                2. If the array is already full, do nothing

                3. Returns none

            vii. getProduct(index: int): Product

                1. returns the Product at the position passed

                2. if the index passed is negative or greater than the index of the last entered product, return null





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CSE 102 Programming Assignment 1    Page 3 of 3

Design: Your program does not require a main method. You are only responsible for creating the six (6) classes described above. An example of how your program should operate is given below:














































Code: The file you submit will be named Assignment01_{StudentNumber}. You should put all java classes for this assignment inside of this file as discussed in class.

Test: You are responsible for testing your program. It is important to not rely solely on the examples presented in this Assignment description.

Grading:

Google Classroom Submission: If anything is ambiguous, it is your responsibility to ask questions. It is also your responsibility to complete this assignment in a timely manner. Questions regarding this assignment will likely not be answered if received after 17:00 on the due date of the assignment.

Quiz in Lab: There will be a quiz based on this assignment given on 13-March. The result of this quiz will be used to determine your grade on this assignment. Note: if you do not attend the lab and take the quiz, your score on this assignment will be 0.