a. Add a nested class to Stock named Company. Company contains the following fields: (i) name, (ii) city, (iii) state, (iv) number of employees and (v) founded year. b. Add a default and fully parameterized constructor to Company. c. Add a method to Company named determineStatus. If the price of the stock associated with the Company object is more than 200, a message shoud be printed to the screen with the name of the company and the label High. If the price of the stock associated with the Company is between 100 and 200, a message shoud be printed to the screen with the name of the company and the label Medium. If the price of the stock associated with the Company object is less than 100, a message shoud be printed to the screen with the name of the company and the label Low. d. In the StockTester class, create an additional Stock object named stockedwCompany using the default constructor. Using this object, create a Company object named newCompany with name: Big Company, city: Rogers, state: Arkansas, number of employees: 20 and founded year: 2010. Print out the information associated with newCompany to the screen.

a. Add a nested class to Stock named Company. Company contains the following fields: (i) name, (ii) city, (iii) state, (iv) number of employees and (v) founded year. b. Add a default and fully parameterized constructor to Company. c. Add a method to Company named determineStatus. If the price of the stock associated with the Company object is more than 200, a message shoud be printed to the screen with the name of the company and the label High. If the price of the stock associated with the Company is between 100 and 200, a message shoud be printed to the screen with the name of the company and the label Medium. If the price of the stock associated with the Company object is less than 100, a message shoud be printed to the screen with the name of the company and the label Low. d. In the StockTester class, create an additional Stock object named stockedwCompany using the default constructor. Using this object, create a Company object named newCompany with name: Big Company, city: Rogers, state: Arkansas, number of employees: 20 and founded year: 2010. Print out the information associated with newCompany to the screen.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter3: Using Methods, Classes, And Objects

Section: Chapter Questions

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