COP 3804 Intermediate Java - COP3804pgm3e_4

Professor: Michael Robinson 
e-mail   : michael.robinson@cs.fiu.edu 

- At the beginning of EVERY program add the following:

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 Author    : Your Name 
 Course    : COP 2250, COP 3804, etc
 Professor : Michael Robinson 
 Program   : Name ( example: lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3 )
             Program Purpose/Description 
             { A brief description of the program }

 Due Date  : MM/DD/YYYY 


 Certification: 
 I hereby certify that this work is my own and none of it is the work of any other person. 

 ..........{ your signature }..........
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*  Worth 10 points PLUS 2 extra credit points = 12 total points *
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*  ONLY the tools taught in this class will be accepted  *
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*  Use System.out.printf ONLY to do all printing  *
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*  No IDEs can be used. All programs MUST be done in TERMINAL MODE using editors  *
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*  Make sure the program is properly documented and aligned uniformally,          *
*  according to our "JAVA Programming Rules", discussed in class and located at:  *
*  http://users.cis.fiu.edu/~mrobi002/includes/JAVA_programmingRules              *
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*  I will take points off if you do not follow the programming instructions.      *
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Purpose of this program: 
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a) Super Classes  Chapter 13 Inheritance and Polymorphism, begins at page 327 in our book 
b) Sub Classes
c) Interfaces     Chapter 14 Interfaces and Abstraction, begins at page 379 in our book
d) Recursion      Chapter 12 Sorting and Recursion, begins at page 319 in our book.

You need to write 7 very small java programs as follows:
1) lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3           ex: robinsonMSuperPgm3.java
2) lastNameFirstNameInitialSubOne              ex: robinsonMSubOne.java
3) lastNameFirstNameInitialSubTwo              ex: robinsonMSubTwo.java
4) lastNameFirstNameInitialDriverPgm3          ex: robinsonMDriverPgm3.java
5) lastNameFirstNameInitialinterface           ex: robinsonMinterface.java
6) lastNameFirstNameInitialinterfaceDriver     ex: robinsonMinterfaceDriver.java
7) lastNameFirstNameInitialRecursion           ex: robinsonMrecursion.java


Questions:

*** ALL THE FOLLOWING PROGRAMS MUST BE ON THE SAME FOLDER ***

Super and Sub Classes
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1) Worth 1 point
   *** Make sure to write the corresponding value everytime you see lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3 ***
   Write a super class program called lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3 containing:
   a) methodOne   that accepts one int, which can not be inherited, displaying the
                  the int value received.
   b) methodTwo   that accepts two strings and displays I am super methodTwo   
   c) methodThree that accepts nothing and displays I am super methodThree   
   

2) Worth 2 point
   *** Make sure to write the corresponding value everytime you see lastNameFirstNameInitialSubOne ***
   Write a sub-class program named lastNameFirstNameInitialSubOne
   that inherets all methods from your super class in question 1 ( lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3 ), 
   and also display I am sub-class One.
   

3) Worth 2 points
   *** Make sure to write the corresponding value everytime you see lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3 ***
   *** Make sure to write the corresponding value everytime you see lastNameFirstNameInitialSubTwo ***
   Write a sub-class program named lastNameFirstNameInitialSubTwo containing
   all inheritable methods from your super class in question 1 ( lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3 )
   overriding methodTwo by displaying "I am overriding methodTwo from lastNameFirstNameInitialSuperPgm3"
  
  
4) Worth 2 points
   *** Make sure to write the corresponding value everytime you see lastNameFirstNameInitialDriverPgm3 ***
   Write a DRIVER class (with a main method) named lastNameFirstNameInitialDriverPgm3
   using all methods in all classes from questions 1, 2 and 3


Interfaces
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5) Worth 1 point
   *** Make sure to write the corresponding value everytime you see lastNameFirstNameInitialinterface ***
   Create an interface named lastNameFirstNameInitialinterface with
   a) The following String global public variables:
      personPanterID  = "1234567";
      personLastName  = "Washington";
      personFirstName = "George";

   b) And the following method templates returning void and each method accepting one String
      thePersonSchool
      thePersonPantherID
      thePersonLastName 
      thePersonFirstName 


6) Worth 2 points 
   Create a program that implements the interface in question 5) and name it      
   lastNameFirstNameInitialinterfaceDriver  
   
   a) In this interface implementation, create its own global variables as follows:
      personPanterID  = "any number";
      personLastName  = "your last name";
      personFirstName = "your first name";
   b) Create a new addtional global variable named school, containing the String FIU
   c) In the thePersonSchool method display the new global variable containing FIU
   d) In the thePersonPantherID method display the corresponding global variable passed in from the main method 
   e) In the thePersonLastName  method display the corresponding global variable passed in from the main method
   f) In the thePersonFirstName method display the corresponding global variable passed in from the main method


7) Worth 2 points (these are 2 extra credit points)
   Recursion in Chapter 12, begins at page 319 in our book.
   Create a recursion program to find the factorial of 10.
   In each loading step display "Calling step X"
   In each returning step display their corresponding values such as:
               Dec     Total
   4! = 4*3! = 4*6   =    24




Program submission:
- ZIP folder containing the source code for all six programs above, from questions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6
- Upload your zipped folder to your Canvas account
  

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