Assignment Description:

The goal of this assignment is to create an object-oriented solution to the problem described below.

Problem:

Ted's landscaping company would like a computer program that computes the time needed to cut grass. Some of his jobs are for empty lots that do not contain houses, but others are for jobs where a house sits on the premise. Irregardless, Ted would like one program to handle both situations. He is expecting the program to ask for the length and width of the lot and the length and width of the house located on the property (if one exists). He has indicated that the mowing time can be calculated by dividing the mowing area (be sure to compensate for the house if it exists on the lot) by 2.

Step 1: Create a UML class diagram and place an image of the diagram in a "docs" directory within your Java project. This diagram should incorporate the needed fields for this solution, a null argument constructor, mutator methods to set all fields, and a method to compute the mowing time. Consider the concept of stale data when creating fields. Step 2: Implement the the class based on the UML diagram and document the class, all fields, constructor and method using Javadoc documentation blocks. Step 3: Create the testing method in the Main class that will prompt for input from the user to get the length and width values that will be used to set the object's fields and then print out the calculated mowing time. Project deliverable: Zip up your Java Project which includes your UML image.