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Chapter 4, Problem 11PE
a.
Program Plan Intro
CertOfDeposit
Program Plan:
CertOfDeposit.java:
- Define the class “CertOfDeposit”.
- Declare and initialize the required variable.
- Definition of constructor.
- Assign the variables.
- Define the mutator method for certificate number.
- Assign “n” to “certNum”.
- Define the mutator method for owner name.
- Set the name.
- Define the mutator method for balance.
- Set the balance.
- Define the mutator method for issue date..
- Set the balance.
- Define the accessor method for certificate number.
- Return the certificate number.
- Define the accessor method for name.
- Return the name
- Define the accessor method for balance.
- Return the balance.
- Define the accessor method for issue date.
- Return the issue date.
- Define the accessor method for maturity date.
- Return the maturity date.
b.
Program Plan Intro
TestCertOfDeposit.java
Program Plan:
TestCertOfDeposit.java:
- Define the class “TestCertOfDeposit”.
- Definition of method main.
- Declare the required variable.
- Get the certificate name from the user.
- Get the owner name from the user.
- Get the balance from the user.
- Get the issue date from the user.
- Call the method “display()”.
- Definition of method “display()”.
- Print the details of the certificate.
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