Question

(1) DisneyMovies.java

To be initialized, a DisneyMovies object must have a name. In addition, every DisneyMovies has an ArrayList of Movies objects.
The DisneyMovies will be the access point for the data in the remainder of the app.

The controller will call on methods in the DisneyMovies class to access Movies names, cast information, and to load data in the files.

(2) Movies.java

A Movies object must have:

• A name (i.e. The Lion King)

• Unique ID (i.e. TLK-2019)

• A genre of Movies (i.e. Comedy)

• An ArrayList of Cast objects

  There is no limit on the number of cast members in Movies (3)Cast.java

• A Cast object must have:

• A character name (i.e. Woody)

• Corresponding actor’s name (i.e. Tom Hanks)

• Role or occupation of the character in the movie (i.e. Sheriff)

• Primary nationality of the actor (i.e. American)

  The remaining design of the model of this app is up to you - you may add other model classes if you find it necessary.

Answer 1

Solution:

Following code contatins various classes with implementation for the given requirement:

1. Test Class with sample data

 import java.util.ArrayList; public class Test {      public static void main(String[] args) {                //Intialize DisneyMovies class          DisneyMovies disneyMovies = new DisneyMovies();                 //Initialize Movies class               Movies movies = new Movies();           // Cast 1 initializes and values are set                Cast cast1 = new Cast();                cast1.setActorName("Will Smith");               cast1.setCharacterName("Genie");                cast1.setNationality("American");               cast1.setRole("Spirit");                // Cast 1 initializes and values are set                Cast cast2 = new Cast();                cast2.setActorName("Mena");             cast2.setCharacterName("Aladdin");              cast2.setRole("Thief");                 cast2.setNationality("Canadian");               // Adding casts to ArrayList            ArrayList<Cast> castList = new ArrayList<Cast>();           castList.add(cast1);            castList.add(cast2);            //set casts to movies and other values          movies.setCast(castList);               movies.setGenre("Fantady");             movies.setName("Aladdin");              movies.setUniqueID("Mov001");           //set movies to disneyMovies object             ArrayList<Movies> movieList=new ArrayList<Movies>();                movieList.add(movies);          disneyMovies.setMovies(movieList);              // test run             System.out.println(disneyMovies.getMovies().get(0).getCast().get(0).getActorName()+" as "+disneyMovies.getMovies().get(0).getCast().get(0).getCharacterName());                 System.out.println(disneyMovies.getMovies().get(0).getCast().get(1).getActorName()+" as "+disneyMovies.getMovies().get(0).getCast().get(1).getCharacterName());         } }

2. Disney Movies

 import java.util.ArrayList; public class DisneyMovies {    private String name;    private ArrayList<Movies> movies;         public String getName() {               return name;    }       public void setName(String name) {              this.name = name;       }       public ArrayList<Movies> getMovies() {            return movies;  }       public void setMovies(ArrayList<Movies> movies) {                 this.movies = movies;   } } 

3. Movies Class

 import java.util.ArrayList; public class Movies {   private String name;    private String uniqueID;        private String genre;   private ArrayList<Cast> cast;     public String getName() {               return name;    }       public void setName(String name) {              this.name = name;       }       public String getUniqueID() {           return uniqueID;        }       public void setUniqueID(String uniqueID) {              this.uniqueID = uniqueID;       }       public String getGenre() {              return genre;   }       public void setGenre(String genre) {            this.genre = genre;     }       public ArrayList<Cast> getCast() {                return cast;    }       public void setCast(ArrayList<Cast> cast) {               this.cast = cast;       } } 

4. Cast Class

  public class Cast {  private String characterName;   private String actorName;       private String role;    private String nationality;     public String getCharacterName() {              return characterName;   }       public void setCharacterName(String characterName) {            this.characterName = characterName;     }       public String getActorName() {          return actorName;       }       public void setActorName(String actorName) {            this.actorName = actorName;     }       public String getRole() {               return role;    }       public void setRole(String role) {              this.role = role;       }       public String getNationality() {                return nationality;     }       public void setNationality(String nationality) {                this.nationality = nationality;         } } 

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