Your Tasks: 1. Item class encapsulating a shopping item. An item has the following attributes: a. Name(String), the length of name is limited to [1, 50], use the first 50 characters if its length is greater than 50. For null or an empty String, throw RuntimeException with appropriate messages-either null or an empty String is not allowed. b. Category(String), the length of name is limited to [1, 50], use the first 50 characters if its lengt is greater than 50. For null or an empty String, throw RuntimeException with appropriate messages-either null or an empty String is not allowed. c. Quantity(int), its value is limited to [1, 100], for all invalid values, set default to 1. d. unitPrice(double). Its value is limited to [0, 1000], for all invalid values, set to 0.99. 2. The Item class implements Comparable that compares two items based on category, then item name, ignoring cases when comparing. 3. Item class should also include: a. Constructor that takes name, category, quantity, and unitPrice as parameters. b. All accessor and mutator methods c. Override toString() method to return item information as follows: (please note: without category, we will handle category in our ShoppingList ADT) Subtotal, for Item Name Quantity example: Eggs 2 $5.99 d. Subtotal() returns quantity"unitPrice 4. ShoppingList class. This class has the following methods: a. isEmpty() b. isFull() c. size()-return the number of unique items on the shopping list d. totalltems()-return the total number of items on the shopping list. For example, after adding two meats and 3 boxes of eggs, calling size() should return 2, while calling totalltems() should return 2+3= 5. e. grandTotal()-returns ground total of items on the shopping list. f. printNames()-print unique item names on the shopping list. g. print()-item name, quantity, subtotal, and grand total. Display categories for all items in the same category. Please refer to sample output at the end of this document. h. insert(Item item) with the following requirements: • if null item is not allowed: do nothing if null • No duplicated items-all items' category and name must be unique. If an item with the sam name and category already exists in the list, simply add quantity to the existing item in the list After inserting an item, the list should maintain sorted-based on category and name i. remove(Item item) with the following requirements: • Ifitem not found(item category and name), display the item does not exist in the list, otherwise, remove the item from the list.

Your Tasks: 1. Item class encapsulating a shopping item. An item has the following attributes: a. Name(String), the length of name is limited to [1, 50], use the first 50 characters if its length is greater than 50. For null or an empty String, throw RuntimeException with appropriate messages-either null or an empty String is not allowed. b. Category(String), the length of name is limited to [1, 50], use the first 50 characters if its lengt is greater than 50. For null or an empty String, throw RuntimeException with appropriate messages-either null or an empty String is not allowed. c. Quantity(int), its value is limited to [1, 100], for all invalid values, set default to 1. d. unitPrice(double). Its value is limited to [0, 1000], for all invalid values, set to 0.99. 2. The Item class implements Comparable that compares two items based on category, then item name, ignoring cases when comparing. 3. Item class should also include: a. Constructor that takes name, category, quantity, and unitPrice as parameters. b. All accessor and mutator methods c. Override toString() method to return item information as follows: (please note: without category, we will handle category in our ShoppingList ADT) Subtotal, for Item Name Quantity example: Eggs 2 $5.99 d. Subtotal() returns quantity"unitPrice 4. ShoppingList class. This class has the following methods: a. isEmpty() b. isFull() c. size()-return the number of unique items on the shopping list d. totalltems()-return the total number of items on the shopping list. For example, after adding two meats and 3 boxes of eggs, calling size() should return 2, while calling totalltems() should return 2+3= 5. e. grandTotal()-returns ground total of items on the shopping list. f. printNames()-print unique item names on the shopping list. g. print()-item name, quantity, subtotal, and grand total. Display categories for all items in the same category. Please refer to sample output at the end of this document. h. insert(Item item) with the following requirements: • if null item is not allowed: do nothing if null • No duplicated items-all items' category and name must be unique. If an item with the sam name and category already exists in the list, simply add quantity to the existing item in the list After inserting an item, the list should maintain sorted-based on category and name i. remove(Item item) with the following requirements: • Ifitem not found(item category and name), display the item does not exist in the list, otherwise, remove the item from the list.

EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING

9th Edition

ISBN:9781337671385

Author:FARRELL

Publisher:FARRELL

Chapter3: Using Methods, Classes, And Objects

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1GZ

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