Consider a class BasketballGame that represents the state of a basketball game. Its attrib...

Consider a class BasketballGame that represents the state of a basketball game. Its attributes are

• The name of the first team

• The name of the second team

• The score of the first team

• The score of the second team

• The status of the game (finished or in progress)

BasketballGame has methods to

• Record one point scored for a team

• Record two points scored for a team

• Record three points scored for a team

• Change the status of the game to finished

• Return the score of a team

• Return the name of the team that is currently winning

a. Write a method heading for each method.

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b. Write preconditions and postconditions for each method.

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c. Write some Java statements that test the class.

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d. Implement the class.

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e. List any additional methods and attributes needed in the implementation that were not listed in the original design. List any other changes made to the original design.

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f. Write a program that uses the class BasketballGame to keep track of the score of a basketball game. Use a loop that reads input each time a basket is scored. (You will need to indicate the scoring team and the number of points scored for each basket: 1, 2, or 3.) After each input is read, display the current score of the game. or example, a portion of the interaction with the program might be as follows:

Enter a score:

a 1

Cats 1, Dogs 0; Cats are winning.

Enter a score:

a 2

Cats 3, Dogs 0; Cats are winning.

Enter a score:

b 2

Cats 3, Dogs 2; Cats are winning.

Enter a score:

b 3

Cats 3, Dogs 5; Dogs are winning.