Assignment class The Assignment class should have the following three instance variables: String name double availablePoints double earnedPoints The constructor heading should be: public Assignment(String name, double availablePoints, double earnedPoints) Test class

In this lesson, we are going to create an Assignment superclass with a Test and Project subclass.

Assignment class

The Assignment class should have the following three instance variables:

• String name
• double availablePoints
• double earnedPoints

The constructor heading should be:

Test class

The Test class should have the following instance variable:

• String testDate

The constructor heading should be:

Project class

The Project class should have the following instance variables:

• String dueDate
• boolean groups

The constructor heading should be:

Each class should have getters and setters for each of its instance variables.

AssignmentRunner class

The AssignmentRunner should loop and prompt users for an assignment name until they enter exit. After getting the name, it should prompt the user for each of the pieces of information needed to create either a test or a project.

Once the user has finished entering information, the program should call a static method to calculate the average (total points earned / total points available * 100).

Note: Remember that the Scanner nextInt(), nextBoolean(), and nextDouble() lines only read part of the line. Don’t forget to use a nextLine() before reading a new string! Check out the slides for lesson 1.6 starting on slide 21 for more details.
Lesson 1.6 Slides

Sample Output

Also Note: Your output must contain the phrase Your Average: to pass the autograder.

import java.util.*;

public class AssignmentRunner {

public static void main(String[] args) {

// Start here

}

public static double average(ArrayList<Assignment> assignments) {


}
}

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public class Test extends Assignment {


}