Question

1. Your friend Victoria runs a parrot rescue organization and has asked you create an app that will help her keep track of the parrots that have been in the rescue. For each parrot, Victoria needs to know the parrot’s name (pName), type of parrot (pType), age (pAge) and whether it has been adopted (isAdopted). She needs to be able to feed the parrot and bathe the parrot. You will write two classes for this app: the Parrot class and ParrotDriver (main) class.

Create your two classes, named as above. The Parrot class must include:

• Appropriate instance variables
• 1 constructor that receives data for the above four instance variables
• 2 methods, feeding and bathing the parrot
• 1 setter method and 1 getter method for pName (assume the other setters and getters are already created)

You will then need to create an object (just make up some data), feed the parrot and print the parrot’s name and whether it has been fed. (hint: remember what you need to do in Main to accomplish this).

Answer 1

class Parrot{
        private String pName;
        private String pType;
        private int age;
        private boolean isAdopted;
        public Parrot(String aPName, String aPType, int aAge, boolean aIsAdopted) {
                super();
                pName = aPName;
                pType = aPType;
                age = aAge;
                isAdopted = aIsAdopted;
        }
        public String getpName() {
                return pName;
        }
        public void setpName(String aPName) {
                pName = aPName;
        }
        public void feed() {
                System.out.println("Feeding Parrot");
        }
        public void bathe() {
                System.out.println("Bathing Parrot");
        }
}
public class ParrotDriver {
        public static void main(String[] args) {
                Parrot p = new Parrot("Jake", "LoveBird", 12, true);
                p.feed();
                System.out.println(p.getpName());
        }
}