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JAVA Assignement In the same file, create two classes: a public class Module1 and a non-public...

JAVA Assignement


In the same file, create two classes: a public class Module1 and a non-public (i.e. default visibility) class Module1Data. These classes should have the following data fields and methods:

1) Module1 data fields:
a. an object of type Module1Data named m1d
b. an object of type Scanner named scanner
c. a double named input
2) Module1Data methods:
a. a method named square that returns an int, accepts an int parameter named number, and returns the value of number squared.
b. a method named square that returns a double, accepts a double parameter named number, and returns the value of number squared
c. a method named intCubed that returns an int, accepts a double parameter named number, and typecasts number to an int and then returns the value of number cubed

d(i.e., the value of (int)number cubed, not (int)(number cubed))

d. a method named doubleCubed that returns a double, accepts a double parameter named number, and returns the value of number cubed
3) Module1 methods:
a. a constructor method that creates Module1's Module1Data object (m1d) and Scanner object (scanner, using the System.in argument to read console input)
b. A main method (i.e., with the header public static void main(String[] args)) that, in order:
Creates a new Module1 object by calling Module1's constructor method
Prints the message “Application launched” to the console
Prints a message to the console (use System.out.println()) asking the user to enter afloating point number to be squared and cubed
Reads the user input using the Scanner object's nextDouble() method and assigns the value returned by nextDouble to Module1's input field
Calls m1d's methods (2a – 2d) with input as the argument:
1. 2a: print "int squared: " and the value returned by m1d.square(int) to the console. To call this method, the argument must be typecast to an int
2. 2b: print "double squared: " and the value returned by m1d.square(double) to the console
3. 2c: print "int cubed: " and the value returned by m1d.intCubed() to the console
4. 2d: print "double cubed: " and the value returned by m1d.doubleCubed() to the console
Prints the message “Computations completed” to the console

Additional Constraints

The program should be implemented as a single file holding both classes.
Other than Module1's main method, all data fields & methods should be for individual objects, not the entire class.
Comments should be provided at the start of the file (i.e., above the first class definition) giving the class author’s name and the date the program was finished.

Solutions

Expert Solution

/* No comments the exact comments mentioned in the questions is followed*/

import java.util.*;
import java.lang.*;
import java.io.*;

public class Module1
{
   Module1Data m1d;
   double input;
   Scanner scanner;
   public Module1()
   {
       m1d=new Module1Data();
       scanner=new Scanner(System.in);
   }
   public static void main(String[] args)
   {
       Module1 module1=new Module1();
       System.out.println("Application launched");
       System.out.println("Enter a floating point number to be squared and cubed");
       module1.input=module1.scanner.nextDouble();
       System.out.println("int squared"+module1.m1d.square((int)module1.input));
       System.out.println("double squared"+module1.m1d.square(module1.input));
       System.out.println("int cubed"+module1.m1d.intCubed((int)module1.input));
       System.out.println("double cubed"+module1.m1d.doubleCubed(module1.input));
   }
}

class Module1Data
{
   int square(int number)
   {
       return (int)Math.pow(number,2);
   }
   double square(double number)
   {
       return Math.pow(number,2);
   }
   int intCubed(double number)
   {
       return (int)Math.pow((int)number,3);
   }
   double doubleCubed(double number)
   {
       return Math.pow(number,3);
   }
}

sample output:

Application launched
Enter a floating point number to be squared and cubed
5.5
int squared25
double squared30.25
int cubed125
double cubed166.375


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