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// Fig. 4.4: Student.java
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// Student class that stores a student name and average.
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public class
Student
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{
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private
String name;
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private double
average;
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// constructor initializes instance variables
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public
Student(String name,
double
average)
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{
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this
.name = name;
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// validate that average is > 0.0 and <= 100.0; otherwise,
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// keep instance variable average's default value (0.0)
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if
(average >
0.0
)
if
(average <=
100.0
)
this
.average = average;
// assign to instance variable
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}
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// sets the Student's name
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public void
setName(String name)
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{
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this
.name = name;
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}
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// retrieves the Student's name
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public
String getName()
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{
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return
name;
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}
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// sets the Student's average
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public void
setAverage(
double
studentAverage)
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{
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// validate that average is > 0.0 and <= 100.0; otherwise,
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// keep instance variable average's current value
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if
(average >
0.0
)
if
(average <=
100.0
)
this
.average = average;
// assign to instance variable
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}
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// retrieves the Student's average
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public double
getAverage()
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{
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return
average;
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}
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// determines and returns the Student's letter grade
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public
String getLetterGrade()
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{
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String letterGrade =
""
;
// initialized to empty String
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Fig. 4.4
|
Student
class that stores a student name and average. (Part 1 of 2.)
