A local health club wants to computerize the Body Mass Index (BMI)

calculation for its members.

The BMI calculator uses height and weight to calculate the BMI. The BMI

formula is:

Write java code for a BMI Class with both a default & non-default

constructor, standard accessors, mutators (with valid argument checking), a

method to return the BMI value, and a toString() method. The toString()

method should also return the Weight Status from the below table.

BMI Weight Status Categories

BMI Weight Status

Below 18.5 Underweight

18.5 -24.9 Normal

25 - 29.9 Overweight

30 & Above Obese

Here is a sample code segment you might use to test your BMI class.

BMI data1 = new BMI();

BMI data2 = new BMI(250, 60);

data1.setHeight(76);

double value=data2.getBMI();

System.out.println(data1);

System.out.println(data2);

8. Write your own class called WeatherStats to manage the ordered collection

of high temperatures. Have two constructors, one for a default maximum size

collection of 10, and the second for a user argument defined maximum size

collection. The user class will not do any prompting to the user or reading

of data, instead create the following methods:

boolean addNextTemp (double temp) add the temp to the next available

position in the collection, if room allows.

getMaxDifference() returns the maximum change in temperature (in

absolute value) on two consecutive days.

getMaxDiffDay() returns the day number for the second day of the two

consecutive days that the maximum change in temperature (in absolute value)

occurred.