JAVA

Specify, design, and implement a class called Date. Use integers to represent a date's month, day, and year. Write a method to increment the date to the next day.

Include methods to display a date in both number and word format.

Include program and proper documentation. See pages 812-813 (Below is a example on how it needs to be structured.)

Java Application Program // File: Temperatureconversion.java // A Java application to print a temperature conversion table. // Additional Javadoc information is available in Figure 1.1 on page 11 or at // http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~main/docs/Temperatureconversion.html. /****************************************************************************** * The Temperatureconversion Java application prints a table * converting Celsius to Fahrenheit degrees. * @author Michael Main * (maindcolorado.edu) ity public class Temperatureconversion /** * The main method prints a Celsius to Fahrenheit conversion table. * The String arguments (args) are not used in this implementation. * The bounds of the table range from - 50C to +50C in 10 degree increments. **/ public static void main(String[] args) final double TABLE_BEGIN = -50.0; // The table's first Celsius temperature final double TABLE_END = 50.0; // The table's final Celsius temperature final double TABLE_STEP - 10.0; // Increment between temperatures in table double celsius; double fahrenheit; // A Celsius temperature // The equivalent Fahrenheit temperature System.out.println("TEMPERATURE CONVERSION"); System.out.println("--- -----"); System.out.println("Celsius Fahrenheit"); for (celsius = TABLE_BEGIN; celsius = -273.15. * @return * the temperature c converted to Fahrenheit * @throws IllegalArgumentException * Indicates that c is less than the smallest Celsius temperature (-273.15). **/ public static double celsiusToFahrenheit (double c) final double MINIMUM_CELSIUS = -273.15; if (c