This question is in Java. You will create a driver file called personalInfo.java. you will also create files teacher.java, student.java, and person.java. It will ask if you are a person (super class), teacher, or student. (sub classes) If a person, you will ask them to enter their First Name, Last Name, Street Address and Phone Number (all should be strings.) If they are a teacher, they will enter all the person info, plus the number of years teaching as an int. If they are a student, they will enter all the person info, plus year of graduation as an int and GPA as a double. Each class should have a default constructor that initializes strings to a bank string and all ints or doubles to 0. You should then have an overloading constructor that takes in the information. Remember sub-classes inherit the super classes constructor. All three classes will then have an overriding method named printInfo. That prints out all of the appropriate information for the class.
This question is in Java.
You will create a driver file called personalInfo.java.
you will also create files teacher.java, student.java, and person.java.
It will ask if you are a person (super class), teacher, or student. (sub classes)
If a person, you will ask them to enter their First Name, Last Name, Street Address and Phone Number (all should be strings.)
If they are a teacher, they will enter all the person info, plus the number of years teaching as an int.
If they are a student, they will enter all the person info, plus year of graduation as an int and GPA as a double.
Each class should have a default constructor that initializes strings to a bank string and all ints or doubles to 0.
You should then have an overloading constructor that takes in the information. Remember sub-classes inherit the super classes constructor.
All three classes will then have an overriding method named printInfo. That prints out all of the appropriate information for the class.
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