Creates a class named Cuboid to represent cuboid objects and contains: Three double attributes I, w, and h specifying the length, width and height of the cuboid. A String attribute color that specifies the color of the cuboid. A constructor (with 4 arguments) that creates a cuboid with specified values. A constructor (with no arguments) that sets I, w, and h to 1 and color to "white". This constructor should invoke the 4-argument constructor using this. Your program should have these methods: Getter methods for all fields. getSurfaceArea (): returns the surface area of the cuboid which is 2(lw + lh + wh). getVolume (): returns the cuboid volume which is l. v. w displayInfo (): displays on the screen the color, dimensions, surface area, and volume of this cuboid. Write a test program that creates two objects of the Cuboid class - first object should have default values and the second object must be green of length 8, width 3.5, and height 5.9. Print the dimensions, color, surface area, and volume of each object as shown in the sample run below.

Creates a class named Cuboid to represent cuboid objects and contains: Three double attributes I, w, and h specifying the length, width and height of the cuboid. A String attribute color that specifies the color of the cuboid. A constructor (with 4 arguments) that creates a cuboid with specified values. A constructor (with no arguments) that sets I, w, and h to 1 and color to "white". This constructor should invoke the 4-argument constructor using this. Your program should have these methods: Getter methods for all fields. getSurfaceArea (): returns the surface area of the cuboid which is 2(lw + lh + wh). getVolume (): returns the cuboid volume which is l. v. w displayInfo (): displays on the screen the color, dimensions, surface area, and volume of this cuboid. Write a test program that creates two objects of the Cuboid class - first object should have default values and the second object must be green of length 8, width 3.5, and height 5.9. Print the dimensions, color, surface area, and volume of each object as shown in the sample run below.

Database System Concepts

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Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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