A test will input numbers so no user input is required. An integer will be input. Take that value and add a constant to it, which is available within the class and to all the methods. In this case BIG_CLASSWIDE_VALUE = 100. Modify the code so BIG_CLASSWIDE_VALUE = 100 can be added to a value that is input to your method. (e.g. if  -10 is input the output should be 90.). The framework is shown in the picture.

Design a class called "Person" with attributes for name, age, and gender. Implement methods to get and set these attributes, and also a method to calculate the person's age in dog years (assuming 1 dog year is equivalent to 7 human years).

can someone help me? The questions are: 1. Add an addExerciseAdd method that adds an exercise to a private variable exercises in Exercise You don't need to create a getter or setter for this private variable. 2. Modify the constructors in Exercise so that you can create two types of workouts (let one constructor use the other; each variable can only have a value in one constructor): a training schedule with exercises, but without a trainer. a training schedule with exercises and with a trainer.     import java.util.ArrayList;class Exerciseplan {private String customer;private String trainer;Exerciseplan(String customer) {this.customer = customer;}Exerciseplan(String customer, String trainer) {this.customer = customer;this.trainer = trainer;}private void printExercise(String name, String muscleGroup, Integer numberOfSets, Integer repetition, Integer restTime) {System.out.println("Oefening voor " + muscleGroup + ":" +" herhaal " + numberOfSets + " keer " +"(rust tussendoor " + restTime +…

JAVA PROGRAMMING Create a class named "Circle" that has attributes radius, area and circumference and make the attributes private. Make a public method that sets the radius and method that prints all attributes. Ask the user input for radius. Note: Use the PI from the math functions. Inputs: 1. A line containing an integer. 10 Output: Radius: 20 Area: 1256.64 Circumference: 125.66