Design a program using a console application in java, named studentMarksReport that will print the final result obtained by a student with the weighting of each module. Make use of a class named Student that contains variables to store the student number, test result, assignment result and exam. Create a constructor that accepts the student number, test result, assignment result and the exam result as parameters and create get methods for the variables (Use Scanner to get variable from the user). Create a subclass called Student_Report that extends the Student class. The Student_Report overrides all getter methods and the constructor from Students. Write code for the print_report method which calculates each assessment weighting as follows: Assessment Weighting Test 25% Assignment 25% Exam 50%

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 +…

Exercise 5 - Number to Word Make a new class in the Lab2 project called Num2wordthat prompts the user enter a number between 0 and 9 and then displays the corresponding word (i.e. "zero"for 0, "one"for 1, etc.). Use a switchstatement to do this. Include a default case that lets the user know they entered a wrong number. The switch statement has the following syntax: switch (variable) { case value1: // Code that should execute when variable==value1 break; // this prevents it from automatically going to the next case case value2: // Code that should execute when variable==value2 break; // this prevents it from automatically going to the next case default: // Code that should execute when variable has a value that didn't match the above }

Create an application named RecoveringDemo that declares objects of three types: Patient, Upholsterer, and FootballPlayer. Create an interface named IRecoverable that contains a single method named Recover(). Create the classes named Patient, Upholsterer, and FootballPlayer so that each implements IRecoverable. Create each class’s Recover() method to display an appropriate message. For example: The Patient’s Recover() method should display I am getting better. The Upholsterer's Recover() method should display I have new material for the couch. The FootballPlayer's Recover() method should display I picked up the ball after a fumble.