Question

java. do it on eclipse. the same way its instructed

Second Inheritance OOP assignment

Outcome:



Student will demonstrate the ability to understand inheritance

Program Specifications:

Programming assignment: Classes and Inheritance

You are to pick your own theme for a new Parent class. You can pick from one of the following:



Person



Automobile



Animal



If you choose Person, you will create a subclass of Person called Student.



If you choose Automobile, you will create a subclass of Automobile called RaceCar

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If you choose Animal, you will create a subclass of Animal called Horse

Once you pick your theme, you must use the “HAS A” question to determine the fields that you

are going to include in your classes.

For example, an Alarm Clock HAS A:



Set Hours Button Time



Set Minutes Button Time



Set Hours Button Alarm



Set Minutes Button Alarm



Alarm On-Off Button



Snooze Button

You will create UMLs for all classes.

You will WRITE JAVA code to create the classes from above. In the classes you are creating

you will include at least three fields or attributes (See sample alarm clock above).

You will have overloaded methods, and overridden methods. You will label each. You will

have a Testclass that creates at least 3 objects of each class.

Your parent and child classes need to have all necessary and required methods.

You will test your work. You will zip up the project folder (no design tool needed).

Submission Requirements:



You must follow the rules from the second assignment minus the design tool but

add the UML.

YOU CANNOT:



Use global variables



Use the word goto



Use the break command outside a case statement

Answer 1

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I chose Animal Theme.


//Animal.java

public class Animal {

public int legs;

public int speed;

public String food;

// constructor animal

public Animal(int legs, int speed, String food) {

super();

this.legs = legs;

this.speed = speed;

this.food = food;

}

// method run

public void run()

{

System.out.println("Animal is running");

}

// Overloading content method

public void content(int legs, int speed)

{

System.out.println("Legs for this animal: "+legs+"\nSpeed of this animal is: "+speed);

}

// Overloading content method

public void content(int legs)

{

System.out.println("Legs for this animal: "+legs);

}

// Overloading content method

public void content(int legs, int speed, String food)

{

System.out.println("Legs for this animal: "+legs+"Speed of this animal is: "+speed+ "Food type of this animal is: "+food);

}

}

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//Horse.java

public class Horse extends Animal {

public Horse(int legs, int speed, String food) {

super(legs, speed, food);

// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub

}

@Override

public void run() {

// TODO Auto-generated method stub

System.out.println("Horse is running");

}

}


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//Test.java

public class Test {

public static void main(String[] args) {

// TODO Auto-generated method stub

// creating Animal object

Animal a=new Animal(4,25,"Veg");

// creating horse objects

Horse h1=new Horse(4,66,"Veg");

Horse h2=new Horse(4,45,"Veg");

// creating horse object and referencing to animal

Animal h3=new Horse(4,72,"Veg");

// Calling overloaded method "content"

h1.content(h1.legs);

h1.content(h1.legs,h1.speed);

// Calling overriding method "run"

h3.run();

}

}

Sample Output in eclipse: