Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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- firsti String
- initial: char
- last : String
• Name (): void
+ Name (String aFirst, char aninitial,
String alast) ivoid
* read() i void
• getPirst (): String
+ getInitial(0 : char
• getlast () : String
+ setFirst (String newFirst) : void
• setinitial (char newInitial) : void
• void setlast (String newLast) I void
• tostring ( I String
* equals (Name other) : boolean
Date
- int month : int
- int day : int
- int year : int
+ Date () : void
• Date (int aMonth, int aDay, int aYear) : void
+ read () : void
* getMonth () i int
* get Day () : int
* getYear () int
* setMonth (int newMonth) : void
+ setDay (int newbay) : void
+ setYear (int newYear) : void
+ tostring (): String
+ equala (Name other) i boolean
Employee
* emplane : Name
* hirebate : Date
• Employeet: void
• Employee (Nane alame, Date abate) i void
• read) : vold
+ getimplane ( : Name
• getkirebatet) : Date
• setmplane (Nane nevinplane): void
+ setirebate(Date neirebate) : void
• tostringt) : String
• equals (Nane other) i boolean
HourlyEnployee
SalariedEmployee
hourlyRate i double
hoursWorked : double
- annualSalary: double
+ Salariedinployee() i void
+ Salariedimployee (Name animpliane,
Date anHirebate, double ansalary) : void
+ read () : void
+ double getAnnualSalary() : double
+ void setAnnualSalary(double nevRate) : void
+ tostring () : String
+ equals(Salariedinployee other) : boolean
* grossPay () double
Kourlytnployee ()1 vold
* Hourlytmployee (Name antnplane,
Date alirebate, double ankate,
double antoura) I vold
• read0 vold
• getkour lykate()i double
double get Hourslorked () : double
• vold setlour lyRate(double nevRate) 1 void
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