Write a class named Person that has following properties: a) It stores two global variables for height (inch) and weight (pounds). b) Write a Default constructor with no parameters (initialize parameters as height=65 inches and weight= 110 pounds). c) Write an overloaded constructor with two parameters. d) Write a method named "getBmiIndex" that returns the body mass index of the person using following formula. index = h2*703 e) Write the necessary statement to create a person object named Zeynep with height=60 inches and weight=120 pounds. f) Write a statement to calculate bmi index of Zeynep and assign it to local variable then print it.

Write a class named Person that has following properties: a) It stores two global variables for height (inch) and weight (pounds). b) Write a Default constructor with no parameters (initialize parameters as height=65 inches and weight= 110 pounds). c) Write an overloaded constructor with two parameters. d) Write a method named "getBmiIndex" that returns the body mass index of the person using following formula. index = h2*703 e) Write the necessary statement to create a person object named Zeynep with height=60 inches and weight=120 pounds. f) Write a statement to calculate bmi index of Zeynep and assign it to local variable then print it.

Programming Logic & Design Comprehensive

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Chapter11: More Object-oriented Programming Concepts

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