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that represents one person in the address book. The class contains fields for the address
ID, first name, last name, email address and phone number, as well as
set
and
get
methods
for manipulating these fields.
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// Fig. 24.30: Person.java
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// Person class that represents an entry in an address book.
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public class
Person
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{
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private int
addressID;
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private
String firstName;
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private
String lastName;
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private
String email;
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private
String phoneNumber;
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// constructor
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public
Person()
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{
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}
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// constructor
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public
Person(
int
addressID, String firstName, String lastName,
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String email, String phoneNumber)
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{
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setAddressID(addressID);
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setFirstName(firstName);
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setLastName(lastName);
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setEmail(email);
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setPhoneNumber(phoneNumber);
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}
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// sets the addressID
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public void
setAddressID(
int
addressID)
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{
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this
.addressID = addressID;
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}
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// returns the addressID
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public int
getAddressID()
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{
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return
addressID;
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}
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// sets the firstName
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public void
setFirstName(String firstName)
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{
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this
.firstName = firstName;
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}
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// returns the first name
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public
String getFirstName()
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{
Fig. 24.30
|
Person
class that represents an entry in an
AddressBook
. (Part 1 of 2.)
