Given main() and the Instrument
class, define a derived class, StringInstrument
, for string instruments.
Ex. If the input is:
Drums Zildjian 2015 2500 Guitar Gibson 2002 1200 6 19
the output is:
Instrument Information: Name: Drums Manufacturer: Zildjian Year built: 2015 Cost: 2500 Instrument Information: Name: Guitar Manufacturer: Gibson Year built: 2002 Cost: 1200 Number of strings: 6 Number of frets: 19
InstrumentInformation.java
import java.util.Scanner; public class InstrumentInformation { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in); Instrument myInstrument = new Instrument(); StringInstrument myStringInstrument = new StringInstrument(); String instrumentName, manufacturerName, stringInstrumentName, stringManufacturer; int yearBuilt, cost, stringYearBuilt, stringCost, numStrings, numFrets; instrumentName = scnr.nextLine(); manufacturerName = scnr.nextLine(); yearBuilt = scnr.nextInt(); scnr.nextLine(); cost = scnr.nextInt(); scnr.nextLine(); stringInstrumentName = scnr.nextLine(); stringManufacturer = scnr.nextLine(); stringYearBuilt = scnr.nextInt(); stringCost = scnr.nextInt(); numStrings = scnr.nextInt(); numFrets = scnr.nextInt(); myInstrument.setName(instrumentName); myInstrument.setManufacturer(manufacturerName); myInstrument.setYearBuilt(yearBuilt); myInstrument.setCost(cost); myInstrument.printInfo(); myStringInstrument.setName(stringInstrumentName); myStringInstrument.setManufacturer(stringManufacturer); myStringInstrument.setYearBuilt(stringYearBuilt); myStringInstrument.setCost(stringCost); myStringInstrument.setNumOfStrings(numStrings); myStringInstrument.setNumOfFrets(numFrets); myStringInstrument.printInfo(); System.out.println(" Number of strings: " + myStringInstrument.getNumOfStrings()); System.out.println(" Number of frets: " + myStringInstrument.getNumOfFrets()); } }
Instrument.java
public class Instrument { protected String instrumentName; protected String instrumentManufacturer; protected int yearBuilt, cost; public void setName(String userName) { instrumentName = userName; } public String getName() { return instrumentName; } public void setManufacturer(String userManufacturer) { instrumentManufacturer = userManufacturer; } public String getManufacturer(){ return instrumentManufacturer; } public void setYearBuilt(int userYearBuilt) { yearBuilt = userYearBuilt; } public int getYearBuilt() { return yearBuilt; } public void setCost(int userCost) { cost = userCost; } public int getCost() { return cost; } public void printInfo() { System.out.println("Instrument Information: "); System.out.println(" Name: " + instrumentName); System.out.println(" Manufacturer: " + instrumentManufacturer); System.out.println(" Year built: " + yearBuilt); System.out.println(" Cost: " + cost); } }
StringInstrument.java
// TODO: Define a class: StringInstrument that is derived from the Instrument class public class StringInstrument extends Instrument { // TODO: Declare private fields: numStrings, numFrets // TODO: Define mutator methods - // setNumOfStrings(), setNumOfFrets() // TODO: Define accessor methods - // getNumOfStrings(), getNumOfFrets() }
StringInstrument.java
public class StringInstrument extends Instrument { private int numStrings; private int numFrets; public void setNumOfStrings(int num) { numStrings = num; } public void setNumOfFrets(int numF) { numFrets = numF; } public int getNumOfStrings() { return numStrings; } public int getNumOfFrets() { return numFrets; } }
Instrument.java
public class Instrument { protected String instrumentName; protected String instrumentManufacturer; protected int yearBuilt, cost; public void setName(String userName) { instrumentName = userName; } public String getName() { return instrumentName; } public void setManufacturer(String userManufacturer) { instrumentManufacturer = userManufacturer; } public String getManufacturer(){ return instrumentManufacturer; } public void setYearBuilt(int userYearBuilt) { yearBuilt = userYearBuilt; } public int getYearBuilt() { return yearBuilt; } public void setCost(int userCost) { cost = userCost; } public int getCost() { return cost; } public void printInfo() { System.out.println("Instrument Information: "); System.out.println(" Name: " + instrumentName); System.out.println(" Manufacturer: " + instrumentManufacturer); System.out.println(" Year built: " + yearBuilt); System.out.println(" Cost: " + cost); } }
InstrumentInformation.java
import java.util.Scanner; public class InstrumentInformation { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in); Instrument myInstrument = new Instrument(); StringInstrument myStringInstrument = new StringInstrument(); String instrumentName, manufacturerName, stringInstrumentName, stringManufacturer; int yearBuilt, cost, stringYearBuilt, stringCost, numStrings, numFrets; instrumentName = scnr.nextLine(); manufacturerName = scnr.nextLine(); yearBuilt = scnr.nextInt(); scnr.nextLine(); cost = scnr.nextInt(); scnr.nextLine(); stringInstrumentName = scnr.nextLine(); stringManufacturer = scnr.nextLine(); stringYearBuilt = scnr.nextInt(); stringCost = scnr.nextInt(); numStrings = scnr.nextInt(); numFrets = scnr.nextInt(); myInstrument.setName(instrumentName); myInstrument.setManufacturer(manufacturerName); myInstrument.setYearBuilt(yearBuilt); myInstrument.setCost(cost); myInstrument.printInfo(); myStringInstrument.setName(stringInstrumentName); myStringInstrument.setManufacturer(stringManufacturer); myStringInstrument.setYearBuilt(stringYearBuilt); myStringInstrument.setCost(stringCost); myStringInstrument.setNumOfStrings(numStrings); myStringInstrument.setNumOfFrets(numFrets); myStringInstrument.printInfo(); System.out.println(" Number of strings: " + myStringInstrument.getNumOfStrings()); System.out.println(" Number of frets: " + myStringInstrument.getNumOfFrets()); } }
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