IN JAVA

The GenEdData Class

• One constructor
  • with no parameters
    • Creates an ArrayList of GenEd objects
    • Create 9 objects and add them to the array using the following data
    • String code, String description, int requiredCredits
    • two constructors
    • get and set methods
    • toString method

• The methods
  • public boolean contains(String s)
    • checks if the String is present either in the code or the description of the GenEd objects in the array
    • for instance, "Sciences" will return true for the objects below
      • "Natural Sciences", "GN",3
      • "Social and Behavioral Sciences", "GS",3
    • It returns true if the String s is contained in the array
    • it returns false if the String s is not contained in the array
  • public GenEd find(String s)
    • checks if the String matches either the code or the description of the GenEd objects in the array
    • for instance, "Natural Sciences" (a description) or "GS" (a code) will return true for the objects below
      • "Natural Sciences", "GN",3
      • "Social and Behavioral Sciences", "GS",3
    • It returns the GenEd object if the String s matches an element in the array
    • it returns null if the String s does not match an element in the array

The app class

1. create one GenEdData object
2. Test the contains method in the GenEdData object using the data below
   1. Writing
   2. writing
   3. Use System.out.println to print the result
   4. The possible messages are
      1. if the method returns true, display "input string " is on the GenEd Table
      2. if the method returns false, display "input string " is NOT on the GenEd Table
3. Test the find method in the GenEdData object using the data below
   1. abcd
   2. GHW
   3. International Cultures
   4. The possible messages are
      1. use toString to display the data from the object that was returned by the method
      2. If the returned object is null, display "input string " is NOT on the GenEd Table