Database System Concepts
Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Education
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Mixed Fraction Arithmetic Java Project:
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Make a java
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- MixedFraction class must override the operations (add, subtract, multiplyBy, divideBy) inherited from Fraction class to have a different implementation if the MixedFraction object will have a Fraction object as parameter in performing the required operation, On top of that, the inherited operations must also be overloaded to allow a MixedFraction object to accept other parameters such as a whole number or another MixedFraction object.
- The toString method which is inherited must also be overridden by MixedFraction to have a more appropriate return value. Further formatting must also be considered such that if the result of the operation has a zero value for the whole part, the output should only show the fractional part (ex. 0 1/2 should be converted to 1/2), Also, a proper string value is to be returned if the result has a denominator of 1 (ex, 2 0/1 should be converted to 2),
- toDouble method should also be overridden by MixedFraction.
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- UML diagram: https://ufile.io/gtxzjcwf (click the link to see image)
- The arrow with an arrowhead resembling a triangle signifies that there exists an "is a" relationship between the two classes. The class pointed by the head is the superclass and the other end will be the sub-class.
- The other arrow signifies that the classes pointed by the arrow will be used by the other class at the other end.
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