Create a class called RoomCarpet that has three private instance variables – room length and width in foot (double) and carpet cost per square foot (double). Additionally, the class should have: a. A constructor that takes room length, room width and carpet cost per square foot. The constructor sets the class variables to these values and in case any of these values is negative, set its instance variable to zero. b. A mutator method (set) and an accessor method (get) for the carpet cost variable only. c. A method getArea that returns the area of the room. The area of the room is computed by multiplying the room's length by the room's width. d. A method getTotalCost that returns the total cost of the carpet. The total cost is computed by multiplying the room area by the carpet cost per square foot. NOTE this is in java and there another question ill add as a follow up

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Create a class called RoomCarpet that has three private instance variables – room length
and width in foot (double) and carpet cost per square foot (double). Additionally, the class
should have:
a. A constructor that takes room length, room width and carpet cost per square foot. The
constructor sets the class variables to these values and in case any of these values is
negative, set its instance variable to zero.
b. A mutator method (set) and an accessor method (get) for the carpet cost variable only.
c. A method getArea that returns the area of the room. The area of the room is
computed by multiplying the room's length by the room's width.
d. A method getTotalCost that returns the total cost of the carpet. The total cost is
computed by multiplying the room area by the carpet cost per square foot. 

 

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this is in java and there another question ill add as a follow up

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Write a Java application that asks the user to enter the length and width of a room and the
cost per square foot of the carpeting. Create an object from RoomCarpet class you defined
in Part (1) and use it to display the room area and the total cost of the carpet.

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