Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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ISBN: 9780078022159
Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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1)Create a complete Java class that can be used to create a Computer object as described below:
A Computer has a:
- Manufacturer
- Disk Size
- Manufacturing Date
- Number of cores
a) Add all instance variables (data encapsulation is expected).
b) The class must have getters and setters for all instance variables.
c) The class must have two constructors: a no-arg constructor and a constructor that
receives input parameters for each instance variable.
d) Implement a toString() method for your class.
A Computer has a:
- Manufacturer
- Disk Size
- Manufacturing Date
- Number of cores
a) Add all instance variables (data encapsulation is expected).
b) The class must have getters and setters for all instance variables.
c) The class must have two constructors: a no-arg constructor and a constructor that
receives input parameters for each instance variable.
d) Implement a toString() method for your class.
2)Write a Java program TestComputer, which creates three Computer objects with the information
below:
a) - Manufacturer: Dell
- Disk Size: 1189160321024 bytes
- Manufacturing Date: April 1, 2020
- Number of cores: 2
b) - Manufacturer: Apple Inc
- Disk Size: 269283712040 bytes
- Manufacturing Date: March 31, 2020
- Number of cores: 4
c) Create your own Object. You can mimic your actual personal computer or use a no-args
constructor.
Print the three objects using toString() method to show all data fields
below:
a) - Manufacturer: Dell
- Disk Size: 1189160321024 bytes
- Manufacturing Date: April 1, 2020
- Number of cores: 2
b) - Manufacturer: Apple Inc
- Disk Size: 269283712040 bytes
- Manufacturing Date: March 31, 2020
- Number of cores: 4
c) Create your own Object. You can mimic your actual personal computer or use a no-args
constructor.
Print the three objects using toString() method to show all data fields
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