This is the question I am struggling on - Create a TeeShirt class for Toby’s Tee Shirt Company. Fields include: orderNumber - of type int size - of type String color - of type String price - of type double Create set methods for the order number, size, and color and get methods for all four fields. The price is determined by the size: $22.99 for XXL or XXXL, and $19.99 for all other sizes. Create a subclass named CustomTee that descends from TeeShirt and includes a field named slogan (of type String) to hold the slogan requested for the shirt, and include get and set methods for this field. This is the code I have done but I am not getting the right output- public class CustomTee extends TeeShirt {    private String slogan;    public void setSlogan(String slgn)    {        // write your code here        slogan = slgn;    }    public String getSlogan()    {        // write your code here        return slogan;    } } ----------------------------------------- import java.util.*; public class DemoTees {    public static void main(String[] args)    {       TeeShirt tee1 = new TeeShirt();       TeeShirt tee2 = new TeeShirt();       CustomTee tee3 = new CustomTee();;       CustomTee tee4 = new CustomTee();       tee1.setOrderNumber(100);       tee1.setSize("XXL");       tee1.setColor("blue");       tee2.setOrderNumber(101);       tee2.setSize("S");       tee2.setColor("gray");       tee3.setOrderNumber(102);       tee3.setSize("L");       tee3.setColor("red");       tee3.setSlogan("Born to have fun");       tee4.setOrderNumber(104);       tee4.setSize("XXXL");       tee4.setColor("black");       tee4.setSlogan("Wilson for Mayor");       display(tee1);       display(tee2);       displayCustomData(tee3);       displayCustomData(tee4);    }    public static void display(TeeShirt tee)    {       System.out.println("Order #" + tee.getOrderNumber());       System.out.println("     Description: " + tee.getSize() +          " " + tee.getColor());       System.out.println("     Price: $" + tee.getPrice());    }    public static void displayCustomData(CustomTee tee)    {       display(tee);       System.out.println("     Slogan: " + tee.getSlogan());    } } ------------------------------------- public class TeeShirt {    private int orderNumber;    private String size;    private String color;    private double price;    public void setOrderNumber(int num)    {        // write your code here     orderNumber = num;    }    public void setSize(String sz)    {        // write your code here        size = sz;    }    public void setColor(String color)    {        // write your code here        color = color;    }    public int getOrderNumber()    {        // write your code here        return orderNumber;     }    public String getSize()    {        // write your code here        return size;    }    public String getColor()    {        // write your code here        return color;    }    public double getPrice()    {        // write your code here        return price;    } }

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Create a TeeShirt class for Toby’s Tee Shirt Company. Fields include:

  • orderNumber - of type int
  • size - of type String
  • color - of type String
  • price - of type double

Create set methods for the order number, size, and color and get methods for all four fields. The price is determined by the size: $22.99 for XXL or XXXL, and $19.99 for all other sizes.

Create a subclass named CustomTee that descends from TeeShirt and includes a field named slogan (of type String) to hold the slogan requested for the shirt, and include get and set methods for this field.

This is the code I have done but I am not getting the right output-

public class CustomTee extends TeeShirt
{
   private String slogan;
   public void setSlogan(String slgn)
   {
       // write your code here
       slogan = slgn;
   }
   public String getSlogan()
   {
       // write your code here
       return slogan;
   }
}
-----------------------------------------
import java.util.*;
public class DemoTees
{
   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
      TeeShirt tee1 = new TeeShirt();
      TeeShirt tee2 = new TeeShirt();
      CustomTee tee3 = new CustomTee();;
      CustomTee tee4 = new CustomTee();
      tee1.setOrderNumber(100);
      tee1.setSize("XXL");
      tee1.setColor("blue");
      tee2.setOrderNumber(101);
      tee2.setSize("S");
      tee2.setColor("gray");
      tee3.setOrderNumber(102);
      tee3.setSize("L");
      tee3.setColor("red");
      tee3.setSlogan("Born to have fun");
      tee4.setOrderNumber(104);
      tee4.setSize("XXXL");
      tee4.setColor("black");
      tee4.setSlogan("Wilson for Mayor");
      display(tee1);
      display(tee2);
      displayCustomData(tee3);
      displayCustomData(tee4);
   }
   public static void display(TeeShirt tee)
   {
      System.out.println("Order #" + tee.getOrderNumber());
      System.out.println("     Description: " + tee.getSize() +
         " " + tee.getColor());
      System.out.println("     Price: $" + tee.getPrice());
   }
   public static void displayCustomData(CustomTee tee)
   {
      display(tee);
      System.out.println("     Slogan: " + tee.getSlogan());
   }
}
-------------------------------------
public class TeeShirt
{
   private int orderNumber;
   private String size;
   private String color;
   private double price;
   public void setOrderNumber(int num)
   {
       // write your code here
    orderNumber = num;
   }
   public void setSize(String sz)
   {
       // write your code here
       size = sz;
   }
   public void setColor(String color)
   {
       // write your code here
       color = color;
   }
   public int getOrderNumber()
   {
       // write your code here
       return orderNumber; 
   }
   public String getSize()
   {
       // write your code here
       return size;
   }
   public String getColor()
   {
       // write your code here
       return color;
   }
   public double getPrice()
   {
       // write your code here
       return price;
   }
}

 

 

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