EBK JAVA PROGRAMMING
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Author: FARRELL
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Chapter 5, Problem 5PE
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Program Plan Intro
Display a specified message for the entered date
Program plan:
- Import necessary package.
- Create a class “PastPresentFuture”,
- Define the method “main ()”,
- Declare the necessary variables.
- Create an object for “LocalDate” class.
- Create “Scanner” object.
- Assign the month value returned from the method “getMonthValue()”.
- Assign the day value returned from the method “getDayOfMonth()”.
- Assign the month value returned from the method “getYear()”.
- Prompt the user to enter the month, day, and year.
- Get the month, day and year from the user.
- Check whether the year is a today’s year,
- If it is true, print the related message.
- Otherwise, check whether the month is today’s month,
- If it is true, print the related message.
- Otherwise, check whether the day is same as today,
- If it is true, print the related message.
- Otherwise, print the month related message.
- Define the method “main ()”,
b.
Program Plan Intro
Display a specified message for the entered date
Program plan:
- Import necessary package.
- Create a class “PastPresentFuture2”,
- Define the method “main ()”,
- Declare the necessary variables.
- Create an object for “LocalDate” class.
- Create another instance variable for “LocalDate” class.
- Create “Scanner” object.
- Assign the month value returned from the method “getMonthValue()”.
- Assign the day value returned from the method “getDayOfMonth()”.
- Assign the month value returned from the method “getYear()”.
- Prompt the user to enter the month, day, and year.
- Get the month, day and year from the user.
- Assign the values in a date format.
- Check whether the entered date is a past date,
- If it is true, print the related message that indicates the past date.
- Otherwise, check whether the date is the current date,
- If it is true, print the related message that indicates the current date.
- Otherwise, print the month related message that indicates the future date.
- Define the method “main ()”,
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