1. Make a Java Program:

2. Make a class name Bus and make a main class name Main

3. In the Bus class, there should be member variables named:

-(integers) = length, capacity, speed

-(double) = fuel_capacity, fuel_burn_rate;

-(String) = name, color;

4. Make a constructor in the in the Bus class containing the parameters:

-name

-length

-capacity

-color

-speed

-fuel_capacity

-fuel_burn_rate

5. Make the following methods in the Bus class:

ComputeTravelHours

-*Must be a return method.

-*Must have a variable named result.

-*Must compute the estimated travel hour/s of a bus using the member variables fuel_capacity and fuel_burn_rate.

-*Returns the value of result.

ComputeGasUsedPerHour

-*Must be a void method.

-*Must have a variable named result1.

-*Must have a parameter named hours.

-*Must compute the gas used within the given hour/s using the member variables fuel_burn_rate and the variable hours located in our parameter.

-*Must print the value of result1. (e.g. "System.out.println("The gas used by metro within "+hours+"is "+result2);").

DisplayBusInfo

-*Must be a void method.

-*Must print the bus info (e.g. "System.out.println("Bus Name: "+ name +" Length: "+ length +" Capacity: "+ capacity +" Color: "+ color +" Speed: "+speed);").

6. In the Main class, there should be a main method.

7. Inside the main method, you should create two objects:

bachelor_express

-*You must pass the following values to this object: ("Bachelor Express", 20, 50, "Yellow", 150, 250, 5).

metro_shuttle

-*You must pass the following values to this object: ("Metro Shuttle", 15, 30, "Blue", 200, 200, 3).

8. Inside the main method, you must print the result of the method ComputeTravelHours for the two objects.

9. Also, inside the main method, you must access the method ComputeGasUsedPerHour with a parameter value of '3', which is an integer, to print its result using the two objects.

10. Lastly, inside the main method, you must access the method DisplayBusInfo to print its value using the two objects.