Draw a State Chart Diagram describing the interaction protocol of MyTimeSheet. Here is a specification for a class MyTimeSheet. The operations are all public. MyTimeSheet(); // constructor // postcondition: checkHours() is 0 void addHours (int hours, int minutes); // precondition: hours >=0, 0<= minutes <=60, hours+minutes >0 // postcondition: checkHours() > 0 float checkHours(); void issuePaycheck(); // postcondition: checkHours() is 0

Draw a State Chart Diagram describing the interaction protocol of MyTimeSheet. Here is a specification for a class MyTimeSheet. The operations are all public. MyTimeSheet(); // constructor // postcondition: checkHours() is 0 void addHours (int hours, int minutes); // precondition: hours >=0, 0<= minutes <=60, hours+minutes >0 // postcondition: checkHours() > 0 float checkHours(); void issuePaycheck(); // postcondition: checkHours() is 0

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

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ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter11: Advanced Inheritance Concepts

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