a. Create a class called Building that has three private data members: name (String), number of flats (int) and roomsPerFlat (int). b. Write a constructor that accepts only the name of the building as an input parameter. The constructor sets the data member name to the input parameter and initializes flats and roomsPerFlat to 0. c. Provide only one accessor (get) method for the name data member. d. Provide a method setBuildingDetails that sets both flats and roomsPerFoot data members from input parameters. Any of the input parameters is negative leave its corresponding data member unchanged. e. Define a method called calculateCapacity() which calculates and returns the capacity (double) the building. The capacity is calculated using the formula: capacity = lats x roomsPerFlat factor where factor is equal to 0.75. f. Define a method called displayBuildingDetails() to display on the screen all the building's details as in the following sample: Name: Andalus Flats: 20, Rooms: 3, Capacity: 80

a. Create a class called Building that has three private data members: name (String), number of flats (int) and roomsPerFlat (int). b. Write a constructor that accepts only the name of the building as an input parameter. The constructor sets the data member name to the input parameter and initializes flats and roomsPerFlat to 0. c. Provide only one accessor (get) method for the name data member. d. Provide a method setBuildingDetails that sets both flats and roomsPerFoot data members from input parameters. Any of the input parameters is negative leave its corresponding data member unchanged. e. Define a method called calculateCapacity() which calculates and returns the capacity (double) the building. The capacity is calculated using the formula: capacity = lats x roomsPerFlat factor where factor is equal to 0.75. f. Define a method called displayBuildingDetails() to display on the screen all the building's details as in the following sample: Name: Andalus Flats: 20, Rooms: 3, Capacity: 80

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Chapter10: Classes And Data Abstraction

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