1. Implement a class named Appointment that contains: • A private String data field named patientName. A private static int data field named newID. This value will be automatically incremented with the creation of each Appointement object. The initial value of newlD is 1. • A private constant (final) int data field named APPOINTEMENT_ID. • A private int data field named day. The value represents the day of the week from 1 to 5, (1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, and so on till Friday). • A private int data field named hour. Accepted values are 8, 9, 10, ...14 • A constructor that creates a new appointment with specific patient Name given as argument. Then, the appointment will be immediately assigned a APPOINTEMENT_ID according to newID. • The accessor (getter) methods for patientName and APPOINTEMENT_ID. • The accessor and mutator (setter) methods for the day and hour fields. Note that if the day value is not in [1,5] then the field is set 0. Also, if the hour is not in [8,14], the field value is set to 0. • The method getDayOfTheWeek returns a string representing the day of the week. For instance, if the day is 1, the method returns "Monday". If the day is 2, it returns "Tuesday" and so on. If the day is 0, the method returns "Undefined". • The method getApprointmentDetails that returns a string representation of the approintment. It contains the appointment ID, the patientName followed by a dash followed by the day of the week and the hour. For example: Appointment #1: The patient is HassanMohana - Monday at 10 o'clock. Write a main program to: - Create two different appointment. The first appointment object is for patient "MayaMrouch" on “Thursday" at “13 pm". The second appointment object is read from the user. Write the code to check if the two appointments conflict in day and time. If so it prints a message "The two appointments are set for the same day and day". And moves one of the appointments to the next day. Write the code to display the appointments information using the method getApprointmentDetails.

1. Implement a class named Appointment that contains: • A private String data field named patientName. A private static int data field named newID. This value will be automatically incremented with the creation of each Appointement object. The initial value of newlD is 1. • A private constant (final) int data field named APPOINTEMENT_ID. • A private int data field named day. The value represents the day of the week from 1 to 5, (1 for Monday, 2 for Tuesday, and so on till Friday). • A private int data field named hour. Accepted values are 8, 9, 10, ...14 • A constructor that creates a new appointment with specific patient Name given as argument. Then, the appointment will be immediately assigned a APPOINTEMENT_ID according to newID. • The accessor (getter) methods for patientName and APPOINTEMENT_ID. • The accessor and mutator (setter) methods for the day and hour fields. Note that if the day value is not in [1,5] then the field is set 0. Also, if the hour is not in [8,14], the field value is set to 0. • The method getDayOfTheWeek returns a string representing the day of the week. For instance, if the day is 1, the method returns "Monday". If the day is 2, it returns "Tuesday" and so on. If the day is 0, the method returns "Undefined". • The method getApprointmentDetails that returns a string representation of the approintment. It contains the appointment ID, the patientName followed by a dash followed by the day of the week and the hour. For example: Appointment #1: The patient is HassanMohana - Monday at 10 o'clock. Write a main program to: - Create two different appointment. The first appointment object is for patient "MayaMrouch" on “Thursday" at “13 pm". The second appointment object is read from the user. Write the code to check if the two appointments conflict in day and time. If so it prints a message "The two appointments are set for the same day and day". And moves one of the appointments to the next day. Write the code to display the appointments information using the method getApprointmentDetails.

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