Using an IDE, run the simple Java program included with this homework in HW1/A/Address.java in an IDE. NetBeans is a good one. Take a screen shot of the screen after running the program in the IDE, and turn it in to Brightspace.
Part B Part i.
Write a Java program that contains as its only class an Automobile class. The class has variables to hold a vehicle identification number that can be represented as an integer, miles driven, which can be represented as a float, and the date of the last maintenance, which should be stored as a String. A class attributes (variables) should be private.
Automobile should have a getter for each of the above values. The getter for the maintenance date returns a String. The statement for forming the string for the date is String str =
“”+month+”/”+day+”/”+year;
The constructor for automobile takes values for each of the variables, and for the month, day and year, i.e., it will take an int, float, int, int and int.
A separate class, HW1.java, contains the main function. It should call the constructor twice to create
two Automobile objects, and then print out the values of each automobile using
System.out.println;
Part ii.
Take the Automobile class above and store the maintenance date as three integer values, month, date and year, instead of as a String. The getters and setters for the date should still take three integers and return a String, respectively.
You should be able to run an unchanged HW1.java against the changed Automobile class and get the same results you got with the original Automobile class.
