As you can see this was a solution to a problem if someone could go through line by line and explain to me especially the timeof day file that would help me alot.I am having trouble understanding the logic used with the first class of code time of day.
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JAVA. Create an application that uses a "PriorityQueue" to perform the following Uses the constructor that receives a "Comparator" object as an argument Stores 5 "Time1" objects using the "Time1" class shown in Fig. 8.1 on page 331. The class must be modified to implement the "Comparator" interface Displays the "Universal Time" in priority order Note: To determine the ordering when implementing the "Comparator" interface, convert the time into seconds (i.e., hours * 3600 + minutes * 60 + seconds),...
pls help me with it. you just need to answer the question in Appointment.Java, There is only 1 question u need to answer! Appointment.Java package option1.stage3; import option1.stage1.Doctor; import option1.stage1.Patient; import option1.stage2.TimeSlot; public class Appointment { private Doctor doctor; private Patient patient; private TimeSlot timeSlot; public Doctor getDoctor() { return doctor; } public void setDoctor(Doctor doctor) { this.doctor = doctor; } public Patient getPatient() { return patient; } public void setPatient(Patient patient) { this.patient = patient; } public TimeSlot getTimeSlot()...
need help with this JAVA lab, the starting code for the lab is below. directions: The Clock class has fields to store the hours, minutes and meridian (a.m. or p.m.) of the clock. This class also has a method that compares two Clock instances and returns the one that is set to earlier in the day. The blahblahblah class has a method to get the hours, minutes and meridian from the user. Then a main method in that class creates...
Lesson is about Input validation, throwing exceptions, overriding toString Here is what I am supposed to do in the JAVA Language: Model your code from the Time Class Case Study in Chapter 8 of Java How to Program, Late Objects (11th Edition) by Dietel (except the displayTime method and the toUniversalString method). Use a default constructor. The set method will validate that the hourly employee’s rate of pay is not less than $15.00/hour and not greater than $30.00 and validate...
Need help creating a basic java string program using nested if/else, return loops or while loops or charAt methods while returning information using a console, Please leave notes as to compare my program and see where I went wrong or could've used a different method. secondsAfterMidnight Input: String that represents time of day Returns: integer number of seconds after midnight (return -1 if String is not valid time of day) General time of day format HH:MM:SS(AM/PM) These are examples where...
I was wondering if I could get some help with a Java Program that I am currently working on for homework. When I run the program in Eclipse nothing shows up in the console can you help me out and tell me if I am missing something in my code or what's going on? My Code: public class Payroll { public static void main(String[] args) { } // TODO Auto-generated method stub private int[] employeeId = { 5658845, 4520125, 7895122,...
POD 3: Tick Tock Instructions There are 24 hours in a day, but we all think about them differently. Some people and places in the world work with a 24-hour clock that goes from 0:00 to 23:59, while others work with a 12-hour clock that goes from 12.00AM to 11:59PM 24-hour clock 0.00 (midnight) 1200 (noon) 23:59 (one minute before midnight), A COLLAPSE 12-hour clock: *12.00 AM" (midnight) *12:00 PM" (noon) "11:59 PM" (one minute before midnight), You are going...
java Operating System Scheduler Two scheduling strategies for an operating system scheduler are first come first serve (FCFS) and fixed priority pre-emptive scheduling (FPPS). Since queues operate on a first come first serve basis, FCFS is implemented using a queue. Similarly, FPPS is implemented using a priority queue. The operating system scheduler simulation is already provided for you. To use it you simply need to modify the main method to run the simulator using either the LinkedListQueue or the PriorityQueue. Run...
CAN SOMEONE COMPLETE THIS CODE PLEASE THNK YOU!! Question - Write a program in c++ that keeps an appointment book. Make a class Appointment that stores a description of the appointment, the appointment day, the starting time, and the ending time. Your program should keep the appointments in a sorted vector. Users can add appointments and print out all appointments for a given day. When a new appointment is added, use binary search to find where it should be inserted...
Language is Java, any help is appreciated. Thank you! WHERE TO START FROM: import java.util.ArrayList; //PartTest.java //package simple; public class PartTest { public static void main(String[] args) { ArrayList<ExpendablePart> system=new ArrayList<ExpendablePart>(); // creating Part Object Part part1 = new ExpendablePart("Last, First"); part1.setNumber("AX-34R"); part1.setNcage("MN34R"); part1.setNiin("ABCD-RF-WDE-KLJM"); // printing information System.out.println(part1.toString()); //Create a part2 object of class Part Part part2=new ConsumablePart("Widget, purple"); part2.setNumber("12345"); part2.setNcage("OU812"); part2.setNiin("1234-12-123-1234"); // printing information System.out.println(part2.toString()); //checking equality of two Part class objects if(part1.equals(part2)) System.out.println("part1 and...