You need to program a simple book library system.
There are three java classes
Book.java // book object class
Library.java //library class
A2.java //for testing
The Book.java class represents book objects which contain the following fields
title: a string which represents the book title.
author: a string to hold the book author name
year: book publication year
isbn: a string of 10 numeric numbers.
The book class will have also 3 constructors.
-The default no argument constructor
- A constructor which takes the title and author names only
-A constructor which takes title, author and,year
For the book class, you need to add all setters and getters methods such as
setTitle / getTitle
setAuthor/getAuthor
setYear/getYear
setISBN/getISBN
finally, define a bookInfo() method which will print the book information in the following format
Book Title: “book title”
Author(S): author
Publication Year : the year
ISBN : the isbn number
The Library.java class
The library class will have the following fields
The library class will have the following methods
Library( String name,
int Capacity)
A constructor which will
take library name and
maximum capacity as input and
initialize the library storage and then display a welcoming message
indicating the library name and capacity. Example
Class Library methods
A2.java is a simple test class where you need to test the implemented code by establishing a library and adding books to it.
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