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 2PP
Program Plan Intro

Setting Alarm

Program plan:

Filename: “Clock.java”

This code snippet creates a class “Clock”. In the code,

  • Define a class “Clock”.
    • Define the class members “alarmOn”, “hour” and “minute”.
    • Define a method “setAlarm()”.
      • Set the value “hour”.
      • Set the value of “minute”.
      • Set the value of “true”.
    • Define the getter “getTime()”.
      • Get hours and minutes and set to a variable “result” as a string.
      • If “alarmOn” is true,
        • Get the hours and set to the variable “h”.
        • Get the minutes and set to the variable “m”.
        • If the condition is true,
          • Set the value of result.
          • Set “alarmOn” equal to false.
            • Return the value of “result”.
    • Define the getter “getHours()”.
      • Declare a variable “HOUR_START”.
      • Return the hours.
    • Define the getter “getMinutes()”.
      • Declare a variable “MINUTE_START”.
      • Return the hours.
    • Define the getter “getHours()”.
      • Declare a variable “HOUR_START”.
      • Return the hours.
    • Define the method “currentTime()”.
      • Return the current time.

Filename: “ClockDemo.java”

This code snippet creates a class “ClockDemo”. In the code,

  • Define a class “ClockDemo”.
    • Define the “main” method.
      • Create the object “clock” of class “Clock”.
      • Call the method “getHours()” and print the value.
      • Call the method “getMinutes()” and print the value.
      • Call the method “getTime()” and print the value.
      • Get the hours to a variable “h”.
      • Get the minutes to a variable “m”.
      • Call the method “setAlarm()”.
      • Print the time.
      • Print the time to check whether alarm is cleared.

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