Write a generic class Students.java which has a constructor that takes three parameters – id, name, and type. Type will represent if the student is ‘remote’ or ‘in-person’. A toString() method in this class will display these details for any student. A generic method score() will be part of this class and it will be implemented by inherited classes. Write accessors and mutators for all data points.   Write two classes RemoteStudents.java and InPersonStudents.java that inherits from Student class. Show the use of constructor from parent class (mind you, RemoteStudents have one additional parameter – discussion). Implement the abstract method score() of the parent class to calculate the weighted score for both types of students.   Write a driver class JavaProgramming.java which has the main method. Create one remote student object and one in-person student object. The output should show prompts to enter individual scores – midterm, finals, ...... etc. and the program will calculate weighted score and display it. Format the output to display up to two decimal places.

in java  Create a class for Student and implement all the below listed concepts in your class. Read lecture slides for reference. Class Name: Student 1. Data fields  studentID  name  email  majorDepartmentSelect proper datatypes for these variables. 2. Constructors – create at least 2 constructors  No parameter With parametersSet id and name using the constructor with parameters. 3. Methods toString method : To print the details of the Student. Setter and getter methods 4. A static variable count : To keep the count of Student objects5. Visibility Modifiers: private for data fields and public for methods 6. Write some test cases in main method

rod1 and rod2 are instances of the Length class. Attributes start_val and end_val of both rod1 and rod2 are read from input. In the Length class, define instance method compute_length() with self as the parameter to return the value of attributes end_val minus start_val.

The Java Programming class has two types – remote and in-person. For remote students, the weighted score comprises of midterm, final, assignments and discussion. The weights for each are 30%, 30%, 30% and 10% respectively. For in-person students, the weighted score comprises of midterm, final and assignments. The weights for each are 30%, 30% and 40%. Write a generic class Students.java which has a constructor that takes three parameters – id, name, and type. Type will represent if the student is ‘remote’ or ‘in-person’. A toString() method in this class will display these details for any student. A generic method score() will be part of this class and it will be implemented by inherited classes. Write accessors and mutators for all data points. Write two classes RemoteStudents.java and InPersonStudents.java that inherits from Student class. Show the use of constructor from parent class (mind you, RemoteStudents have one additional parameter – discussion). Implement the abstract method…