Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version (11th Edition)
Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures, Comprehensive Version (11th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134670942
Author: Y. Daniel Liang
Publisher: PEARSON
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Program Plan:

  • Include a class name named ““Exercise_13_13”.
    • Declare package.
    • Declare main method.
    • A Course object “course1” is created referencing “course” class..
    • Three students are added into the course.
    • “course1” is cloned using “clone()” method and named as “course2”.
    • Two students are added to “course2”.
    • The names of students in “course1” are displayed.
      • Display names by traversing through the course array.
    • The names of students in “course2” are displayed.
      • Display names by traversing through the course array.
    • Close the main method.
  • Close the class.
  • Include a class name named “Course”.
    • Declare package.
    • Declare main method.
    • Declare string “courseName”.
    • Declare a String array with size 100.
    • Declare an integer “numberOfStudents”.
    • Declare a constructor.
    • Declare a method “addStudent” to add the number of students.
    • Declare a method “GetStudents” to return students.
    • Declare a method to return number of students.
    • Declare a method to return course name.
    • The protected clone method defined in the Object class is overridden and its accessibility is strengthened.
      • A shallow copy using clone() method is done.
      • Deep copy on students using clone() method from Course class is performed.
    • Declare a string method to drop Student names.
    • Close the main method.
  • Close the class.

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