Question

Create java code

Make sure it runs

Part 1:

Your little sister has decided that she wants a pet. You love animals and want to further engender her love of animals, but, well, her last pet, goldie the goldfish, didn’t fare too well. So you went on the hunt for a different kind of pet that will fit the bill. Much to your joy, you have found the perfect pet for her… a Bee farm! They are easy to take care of and don’t die off too quickly. Now all that you have to do is build a caretaker program so that she can easily take care of her Bees and see how they thrive (or not!).

Here’s what you need for the Bee farm (hint: these can be be passed/given to the class constructor if you want to challenge yourself):

Queen’s name – Every Bee colony has a queen, and every queen has a name. So you’ll need to ask the user what they want to name their queen Bee.

Colony name – Every pet needs a name, right? So you’ll need to ask the user what the name of their colony is.

Caretaker name – You’ll need to ask who the colony’s mom/dad is.

Starting size – How many Bees is the colony starting out with? This can vary, so you better ask the user about that also.

These are the things that can be done with the Bee farm:

(hint: Do not assume that these must be methods. Think about how they will be used and then decide)

Feed – Like all pets, Bees get hungry. In our case, though, only when the queen is going to breed. Fortunately, with the program you are building, you can ask the user how many days their colony should be fed and then check to make sure they have enough food for the queen to breed and have babies (they need 1 day of food for each time she breeds).

Breed – Other than eating, queen Bees don’t do much else but breed and have babies. You’ll want to be sure she has some entertainment, so you’ll need to ask your user if they want to breed their queen Bee and, if so, how many times. For each time she successfully breeds and has babies, the colony triples in size. (hint: re-read about feeding). Note: As you are not required to use loops, you may limit the number of times the queen breeds to 10 if you can’t figure out another way of doing this (also see lifespan below).

Harvest – You love the bees, but especially love that they make honey. You’ll want to be sure that you harvest your honey. First, the bees only produce honey if they have been fed appropriately. For every ounce of honey, the bees need to have been fed for two days.

Lifespan – Although we love our Bees, they don’t always live very long. In fact, the colony depends on the life of the queen. Queens can only live about 10days. So if the caretaker gives the colony food for more than 10 days, the queen will die. If that happens, then 50% of the Bees will die.

Expand Colony – Additional hives can be added to the Bee farms, allowing the Bees to expand the colony. Ask your user if they want to add an additional hive.

If the colony IS expanded, there is a 70% chance that a new queen will be born.

If the colony IS NOT expanded, there is a 20% chance that a new queen will be born.

(hint: you can use the random number generator from Assignment 1 to help you with this)

New Queen - If a new queen is born, the new queen’s name will be the name of the original queen with “2.0” added to the end of the name.

For this program, you’ll want to ask your user about any pertinent information up front. Do not worry about having any loops to ask them things like “Do you want to feed your colony again?” You will only ask them ONCE for the needed information and then tell them how their colony is doing.

For your output (nicely formatted in a JOptionPane), you will want to include:

Caretaker Name

Bee Colony Name

Queen’s Name

Starting Size

How many days they were fed

Requested number of times to breed

How many times they successfully bred

How much honey you could harvest

Whether the queen got sick and how many died

Whether the colony was expanded

Whether a new queen was born and what her name is

Final number of Bees in the colony

For Part 1, create a class structure and algorithms for your BeeFarm class, and then do several iterations of tests (i.e., analyze it and step through to make sure that it is logically correct).

Answer 1

Here is your solution : : :

////// Code //////

import java.util.Scanner;
import javax.swing.JOptionPane;
class BeeColony
{
    String queenName;
    String colonyName;
    String careTakerName;
    int startingSize;
    int feedDays;
    public BeeColony(String qn,String cn, String ctn,int s)
    {
        queenName=qn;
        colonyName=cn;
        careTakerName=ctn;
        startingSize=s;
        feedDays=0;
    }
    public void display()
    {
        System.out.println("Queen's Name: "+queenName);
        System.out.println("Colony's Name: "+colonyName);
        System.out.println("CareTaker's Name: "+careTakerName);
        System.out.println("Starting Size: "+startingSize);
    }
    private void feed(int n)
    {feedDays+=n;
    }
    public void breed(int n){
        int numDied=0;
        if(n>10)
            n-=(10-n);
            for(int i=0;i<n;i++)
            {
                startingSize*=3;
                feed(1);
                if(feedDays==10)
                {   numDied=startingSize*70/100;
                    startingSize-=(numDied);
                    break;
                }
            }
      
        System.out.println("Number of days fed: "+feedDays);
        System.out.println("Requested number of times to breed: "+n);
        System.out.println("Number of times they successfully breed: "+feedDays);
        if(feedDays==10)
            System.out.println("The queen got sick and number of bees died is "+numDied);
      
    }
    public int getSize()
    {
        return startingSize;
    }
    public String getQueenName()
    {
        return queenName;
    }
    public boolean expand(boolean s) {
       if(s==true)
           return true;
       else
           return false;
    }
  
}
public class BeeFarm {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
    BeeColony beeColony=new BeeColony("Mary","Cute Bees","Jhon",10);
    beeColony.display();
    beeColony.breed(10);
    int choice;
    boolean newQueens;
    Scanner scan=new Scanner(System.in);
    System.out.println("Do you want to expand the colony? <1 or 2> ");
    choice=scan.nextInt();
  
    if(choice==1)
    {
        System.out.println("The colony is expanded successfully ");
       newQueens=beeColony.expand(true);

       beeColony.startingSize+=1;
    }
    else
    {
        System.out.println("The colony is not expanded.");
        newQueens=beeColony.expand(false);
    }
    System.out.println("New queens born: "+newQueens);
    System.out.println("with name "+beeColony.getQueenName()+"2.0");
    System.out.println("Final number of bees in the colony: "+beeColony.getSize());
    }
  
}

Output : ::

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