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ISBN: 9781285856919
Author: Joyce Farrell
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 4, Problem 12PE
Program Plan Intro

Wedding details

Program plan:

Filename: “Person.java”

  • Define the “Person” class
    • Declare the member variables.
    • Define the constructor
      • Set the values.
    • Define the “getFirstName” method
      • Return the first name
    • Define the “getLastName” method
      • Return the last name
    • Define the “getBirthDate” method
      • Return the birth day

Filename: “Couple.java”

  • Define the “Couple” class
    • Declare the member variables.
    • Define the constructor
      • Set the values.
    • Define the “getFirstPerson” method
      • Return the first person name
    • Define the “getSecondPerson” method
      • Return the second person name

Filename: “Wedding.java”

  • Define the “Wedding” class
    • Declare the member variables.
    • Define the constructor
      • Set the values.
    • Define the “getWeddingDate” method
      • Return the wedding date
    • Define the “getCouple” method
      • Return the couple
    • Define the “getLocation” method
      • Return the location

Filename: “TestWedding.java”

  • Define the “TestWedding” class
    • Declare the variable for “SimpleDateFormat”.
    • Create the objects for “Person” class
    • Display the wedding details.
    • Define the main method
    • Create the objects for “Person” class
    • Create an object for “Couple” class
    • Create an object for “Wedding” class
    • Call the “displayWedding” method with an argument
    • Create the objects for “Person” class
    • Create an object for “Couple” class
    • Create an object for “Wedding” class
    • Call the “displayWedding” method with an argument.

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