Big Java Late Objects
Big Java Late Objects
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ISBN: 9781119330455
Author: Horstmann
Publisher: WILEY
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Chapter 9, Problem 18PE
Program Plan Intro

Display average height and name of the tallest person

Program plan:

  • In a file “Measurable.java”,
    • Create the interface “Measurable”,
      • Declare a method “getMeasure()”.
  • In a file “Data.java”, create a class “Data”,
    • Define a method “average()”,
      • Initialize the “sum” variable.
      • Create “for” loop to iterate objects,
        • Update sum value.
          • Check whether the value is positive,
            • Return the value.
          • Otherwise,
            • Return “0”.
    • Define a method “max()”,
      • Check whether the measure of object is “0”,
        • If it is true, return null value.
          • Assign the object.
          • Make “for” loop to traverse objects,
            • Check whether the current object measure is greater than the maximum object measure.
              • If it is true, assign the maximum measures of object.
          • Return the value that has maximum measures.
  • In a file “Person.java”, create a class “Person” that implements “Measurable” interface,
    • Declare the necessary variables.
    • Define the parameterized constructor,
      • Assign the initial values.
    • Define a method “getHeight()” to return the height.
    • Define a method “getName()” to return the name of the person.
    • Define a method “getMeasure()” to return the height for Measurable interface.
  • In a file “PersonTest.java”, create a class “PersonTest”,
    • Define the method “main()”,
      • Create an array of objects.
      • Call the constructor to assign the values.
      • Assign the value returned from the method “average()”.
      • Assign the value returned from the method “max()”.
      • Print the average and expected height.
      • Print the name of the tallest person.

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