b) Implement a class, called ParadeDay, which will use the classes you have created in part

a). Specifically, your application will: i. instantiate at least 5 objects of the offender and 3 objects of the suspect class ii. present a menu-driven interface which will allow its user to:

• store complete information for additional offenders
• store complete information for additional suspects

• enter a case file number so as to display a minimum list of three offenders, along with their contact number and physically/ distinct features – that is, if your ; your application will also display the distinct features of the suspect and their ID parade date
• exit the application, when the option is chosen.

a) Create get and set methods for each attribute, for the following classes: Class Attribute(s) name height age weight Description/Example Data e.g. Donald Phipps Stores the suspect's height (in cm) e.g. 182.88 e.g. 56 Stores the suspect's weight (in lbs.) e.g. 175 person eye colour e.g. dark-brown address e.g. Matthews Lane, Kingston distinct features Stores two or more features of the person e.g. facial scar, tattooed neck, tongue piercing, 4 fingers-left hand gender references offender convictions contact number offense suspect date e.g. male Stores one or more sources of contact e.g. Garfield Williams Stores one or more guilty charges e.g. kidnapping, murder, burglary e.g. 3681497 Stores one or more investigating charges e.g. selling drugs, kidnapping Stores the date for an identification parade case file number Stores a unique number representing the case under investigation