
Database System Concepts
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Author: Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan
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In the class definition, initialize the private fields owner (string), rating (integer), and state (string) with the default values "Unstated", -1, and "Undefined", respectively.
Ex: If the input is Ken 4 NY, then the output is:
Default values: Name: Unstated's Food Truck, Rating: -1, State: Undefined After mutator methods: Name: Ken's Food Truck, Rating: 4, State: NY
Note: The class's print() method is called before and after the input is passed to the setters.
Eatery.java
public class Eatery {
private /* Your code goes here */
private/* Your code goes here */
private/* Your code goes here */
publicvoidsetOwner(StringeateryOwner) {
owner=eateryOwner;
}
publicvoidsetRating(inteateryRating) {
rating=eateryRating;
}
publicvoidsetState(StringeateryState) {
state=eateryState;
}
publicvoidprint() {
System.out.println("Name: "+owner+"'s Food Truck, Rating: "+rating+", State: "+state);
}
}
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