CSE1030Z Lab 06

Introduction

This lab tests your knowledge of the following intended learning outcomes:

• choose appropriate attributes for a class
• implement a class that maintains a class invariant
• implement constructors for a class
• implement constructor chaining for a class
• implement accessor and mutator methods for a class
• implement methods that use parameter validation (in a somewhat unusual way)
• implement a class that uses static features
• add documentation to a class using Javadoc
• implement classes that use aggregation or composition

Note that there are many intended learning outcomes that are not covered by this lab!

This is a practice lab test. You must submit before the computers reboot at the end of the lab.

Question 1: Implement a class that represents a range of values

Implement the class Range so that it provides the following API:

• Range API

Some code to start your solution can be found here:

• Range starter code

Here is a check list of items that your solution must provide:

1. appropriate attributes
2. Range()
3. Range(int min, int max, int init)
4. Javadoc for the constructor Range(int min, int max, int init)
5. getValue()
6. getMaximum()
7. getMinimun()
8. setValue(int newValue)
9. setMaximum(int newMaximum)
10. setMinimun(int newMinimum)

Submit your solution:

submit 1030Z L6R Range.java

Question 2: Implement a class that represents a monster in a game

Implement the class Monster so that it provides the following API:

• Monster API

Some code to start your solution can be found here:

• Monster starter code

Here is a check list of items that your solution must provide:

1. Monster()
2. getLife()
3. getToughness()
4. setToughness(Toughness t)

Submit your solution:

submit 1030Z L6R Monster.java