Implement getWuatrator and getbencoinator. Then fill in the sostring method so that it returns a Fraction in the form "numerator denominator", such as " or ". Main Test your costring method using main. In main, create a Fraction that represents . Then you should ask the user for the numerator and denominator for another Fraction. Create a new Fraction object to represent the user's fraction so you can print it out later. Compute the fractions' sum (in main) as follows

You can store the results of the sum in another Fraction object. Print out the equation and the answer using the objects. Note you do not have to call tostring on the objects explictly. Your output should look something like Enter the numerator: Enter the denominator:

1 public class Fraction 2. 1 private int numerator: private int denominator; public Fraction(int number, int denom) { numerator numer ; denominator denom; ? 1/ Returns the numerator public int getNumerator() { return Numerator;

} // Returns the denominator public int getDenominator() i return Denominator: } /1 Returns a string representing a fraction If in the form // numerator/denominator public string tostring() ? return numerator/denominator: } 3

import java.util.scanner: public class FractionTester public static void main(string[] ergs) f create objects scanner input = new scanner(System. in); Fraction the new Fraction() : // Ask for input system.out.println("Enter the numerator: "); string str = input. nextLine(); System. out.println("Enter the denominator: "); string who = input. nextLines(); create a new Fraction with the user's input return str/who; II Add the fractions return sum. (str/who) + (Numerator/Denominator); /1 Nake use of the getDenominator and getNumerator methods /1 Print out the fractions as an equation system. out. print sum ; // Remember you don't have to call tostring yourself!