Part A Create a FitnessTracker class that includes three data fields for a fitness activity: a String for the name of the activity as activity, an int for the number of minutes spent participating as minutes, and a LocalDate for the date as date. Create a default constructor that automatically sets the activity to running, the minutes to 0, and the date to January 1 of the current year. Overload the constructor so it receives parameters for each of the fields and assigns them appropriately. Includes methods to get each data field. Part B Create an application that instantiates two FitnessTracker objects. Prompt the user for values for one object, and pass those values to the three constructor parameters. Retain the default constructor values for the other object. Display the values for each object. An example of the program is shown below: Enter activity >> swimming Enter minutes spent swimming >> 90 Enter month >> 2 Enter day >> 24 Enter year >> 2021 Activity log: swimming 90 minutes on 2021-02-24 running 0 minutes on 2021-01-01 Task #01: Create the FitnessTracker class. Task #02: Add the three data fields to the FitnessTracker class. Task #03: Create the default FitnessTracker constructor. Task #04: Overload the FitnessTracker constructor to accept parameters for each data field. Task #05: Include get methods for each data field. Task #06: Create the TestFitnessTracker application
Part A
Create a FitnessTracker class that includes three data fields for a fitness activity: a String for the name of the activity as activity, an int for the number of minutes spent participating as minutes, and a LocalDate for the date as date.
Create a default constructor that automatically sets the activity to running, the minutes to 0, and the date to January 1 of the current year. Overload the constructor so it receives parameters for each of the fields and assigns them appropriately.
Includes methods to get each data field.
Part B
Create an application that instantiates two FitnessTracker objects. Prompt the user for values for one object, and pass those values to the three constructor parameters. Retain the default constructor values for the other object. Display the values for each object.
An example of the
Enter activity >> swimming Enter minutes spent swimming >> 90 Enter month >> 2 Enter day >> 24 Enter year >> 2021 Activity log: swimming 90 minutes on 2021-02-24 running 0 minutes on 2021-01-01
Task #01: Create the FitnessTracker class.
Task #02: Add the three data fields to the FitnessTracker class.
Task #03: Create the default FitnessTracker constructor.
Task #04: Overload the FitnessTracker constructor to accept parameters for each data field.
Task #05: Include get methods for each data field.
Task #06: Create the TestFitnessTracker application
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