Please help with the following Computer Science question: Code in Java, do not use arrays and try keeping the classes simple so I can understand. Also in the class try not adding example (this.name). try doing it without the this. keyword and do not use (Integer.parseInt).Add comment or documentation. Make one project consisting of only one main class and three other classes. For each of the classes you create you need to use the constructor to set its attributes. Your classes have to have setters and getters and their attributes should all be private. Create a class University A university has the following attributes. 1. A university name (string) 2. A university population (int) 3. A university budget(double) Create a class Department This class has 2 attributes: 1. Dep_Name(string) 2. Dep_ID(int) Create a class Student A student has the following attributes. 1. An ID(int) 2. A Name(string) 3. A DEP_ID(int) In the main class first Create three departments.Ask the user to input the field values. In the main class create 5 students. Ask the user to input the field values. Write a function in the main class that takes two integers as input and Checks if they are equal. Use that function to check if for a department and a student their DEP ID is equal. (So you have to check if dep1.di=student1.id for example). Create a university in the main again. (Initialize it the way you like). DO NOT ASK THE USER HAVE THEM DEFINED YOUR SELF SO NO SCANNER. In the main class ask the user to input a string. Then until you have reached the end of the string iterate on each char and replace each char at location i (the location you are at in that iteration) with the following: If the location was an even location replace it with the lowercase version of the char and if it was odd replace it with its upper case. Example: heLlo: hElLo.
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Code in Java, do not use arrays and try keeping the classes simple so I can understand. Also in the class try not adding example (this.name). try doing it without the this. keyword and do not use (Integer.parseInt).Add comment or documentation.
Make one project consisting of only one main class and three other classes. For each of the classes you create you need to use the constructor to set its attributes. Your classes have to have setters and getters and their attributes should all be private.
Create a class University
A university has the following attributes.
1. A university name (string)
2. A university population (int)
3. A university budget(double)
Create a class Department
This class has 2 attributes:
1. Dep_Name(string)
2. Dep_ID(int)
Create a class Student
A student has the following attributes.
1. An ID(int)
2. A Name(string)
3. A DEP_ID(int)
In the main class first Create three departments.Ask the user to input the field values.
In the main class create 5 students. Ask the user to input the field values.
Write a function in the main class that takes two integers as input and Checks if they are equal. Use that function to check if for a department and a student their DEP ID is equal. (So you have to check if dep1.di=student1.id for example).
Create a university in the main again. (Initialize it the way you like). DO NOT ASK THE USER HAVE THEM DEFINED YOUR SELF SO NO SCANNER.
In the main class ask the user to input a string. Then until you have reached the end of the string iterate on each char and replace each char at location i (the location you are at in that iteration) with the following: If the location was an even location replace it with the lowercase version of the char and if it was odd replace it with its upper case. Example:
heLlo: hElLo.
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