Define a new "Degree" class that contains a year (integer), a subject (string) and a person's name (string). For example, a degree can have John Smith, 2020, Computer Science It should have at least the following methods: o toString method must return all the degree information: year, subject and person's name in the following format: NAME(John Smith) SUBJECT(Computer Science) YEAR(2020) o hasTheSameDegree method that compares 2 degrees and return true if both have the same year and the same subject. Otherwise, it returns false. Important notes: o You can add as many other methods as you need. But this class should not provide the default constructor. Show how this class being used to create Degree objects and how these methods are being called and return proper values.

Consider the following class definitions: (2, 8) a. Which private members, if any, of smart are public members of superSmart? b. Which members, functions, and/or data, of the class smart are directly accessible in class superSmart?

In Chapter 9, you created a Contestant class for the Greenville Idol competition. The class includes a contestants name, talent code, and talent description. The competition has become so popular that separate contests with differing entry fees have been established for children, teenagers, and adults. Modify the Contestant class to contain a field that holds the entry fee for each category, and add get and set accessors. Extend the Contestant class to create three subclasses: ChildContestant, TeenContestant, and AdultContestant. Child contestants are 12 years old and younger, and their entry fee is $15. Teen contestants are between 13 and 17 years old, inclusive, and their entry fee is S20. Adult contestants are 18 years old and older, and their entry fee is $30. In each subclass, set the entry fee field to the correct value, and override the Tostring() method to return a string that includes all the contestant data, including the age category and the entry fee. Modify the GreenvilleRevenue program so that it performs the following tasks: The program prompts the user for the number of contestants in this years competition, which must be between 0 and 30. The program continues to prompt the user until a valid value is entered. The program prompts the user for names, ages, and talent codes for the contestants entered. Along with the prompt for a talent code, display a list of valid categories. Based on the age entered for each contestant, create an object of the correct type (adult, teen, or child), and store it in an array of Contestant objects. After data entry is complete, display the total expected revenue, which is the sum of the entry fees for the contestants. After data entry is complete, display the valid talent categories and then continuously prompt the user for talent codes, and display all the data for all the contestants in each category. Display an appropriate message if the entered code is not a character or a valid code.