Workbook 7.8
From the Java Bootcamp Resources, launch Workbook 7.8.
Task 1
Inside the Airline class, add a constructor that does not receive any parameters.
Task 2
Inside the constructor, set people equal to a new array that can store 11 Person objects.
Task 3
Add a getter named getPerson that receives an int index and returns a Person object based on the index.
Task 4
Add a setter named setPerson that receives one parameter Person person.
/** Setter name: setPerson * * @param person * * * * * */
Consider that the people array contains 11 elements, such that the index ranges from 0 to 10.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Person[] people = {Person, Person, Person, Person, Person, Person, Person, Person, Person, Person, Person};
The parameter Person person has a seatNumber that ranges from 1 to 11.
Use the seatNumber to index the array without stepping out of bounds. Set that element equal to the Person object.
/** Setter name: setPerson * @param person (Person) * * Inside the setter: * * 1. Index the array, and set that element equal to the Person object. */
Task 5
The starter code contains an array of Person objects. It also contains an object of the Airline class.
public static void main(String[] args) {
Person[] people = new Person[] {
new Person("Cleopatra", "Egypt", "69 BC", 1),
new Person("Alexander the Great", "Macedon", "356 BC", 2),
new Person("Julius Caesar", "Rome", "100 BC", 3),
new Person("Hannibal", "Carthage", "247 BC", 4),
new Person("Confucius", "China", "551 BC", 5),
new Person("Pericles", "Greece", "429 BC", 6),
new Person("Spartacus", "Thrace", "111 BC", 7),
new Person("Marcus Aurelius", "Rome", "121 AD", 8),
new Person("Leonidas", "Greece", "540 BC", 9),
new Person("Sun Tzu", "China", "544 BC", 10),
new Person("Hammurabi", "Babylon", "1750 BC", 11),
};
Airline airline = new Airline();
}
Use your for loop to populate the airline with objects from the array in main().
Task 6
Print the objects at indices: 1, 5, 10.
System.out.println(airline.getPerson(1)); System.out.println(airline.getPerson(5)); System.out.println(airline.getPerson(10));
Output:
>>: Name: Alexander the Great >>: Nationality: Macedon >>: Date of Birth: 356 BC >>: Seat Number: 2 >>: Passport: [null, null, null] >>: Name: Pericles >>: Nationality: Greece >>: Date of Birth: 429 BC >>: Seat Number: 6 >>: Passport: [null, null, null] >>: Name: Hammurabi >>: Nationality: Babylon >>: Date of Birth: 1750 BC >>: Seat Number: 11 >>: Passport: [null, null, null]
Visualizing the Runtime
After you solve this workbook, I still recommend watching the video solution on Udemy.
It will show you how to visualize the runtime using Visual Studio Code.