Part A: getNonZeroLenString

public static String getNonZeroLenString(Scanner pipe, String prompt)

Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main i.e. in, console

Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input

We use this method when we dont know what form the users response will be, but know that it must not be blank.For instance, asking for the users name.There is no reasonable way to verify a human name but we do know that it should not be blank. Here is the code for this first method.Again, place it in the SafeInput.java file. /**

*

* @param pipe a Scanner opened to read from System.in

* @param prompt prompt for the user

* @return a String response that is not zero length

*/

public static String getNonZeroLenString(Scanner pipe, String prompt)

String retString = "";// Set this to zero length. Loop runs until it isnt

System.out.print( +prompt + ": "); // show prompt add space

retString = pipe.nextLine();

}while(retString.length() == 0);

return retString;

Part B: getRangedInt

Create a method called getRangedInt that prompts the user to input an integer within a specified inclusive range. (inclusive means that low and high are valid inputs) Make sure that you bullet proof the input by using the hasNext methods, reading the trash, and clearing the pipe after reading the value (the newline fix). public static int getRangedInt(Scanner pipe, String prompt, int low, int high)

Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main in the usual way i.e. in or console

Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input. This should not include the [lo hi] display. Code your method to use the prompt supplied by the user and append the [lo hi] to it.

Low is the low value for the input range

High is the high value for the input range

Part C: getRangedDouble

Similarly do one to input double values within a range:

public static int getRangedDouble(Scanner pipe, String prompt, double low, double high)

Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main i.e. in

Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input. Again your method should build and append the range [lo hi] to the prompt supplied by the user.

Low is the low value for the input range

High is the high value for the input range

Part D: getYNConfirm

This is an input method that gets a Yes or No [Y/N] returning true for yes and false for no.It should accept yYnN as valid responses and loop until it gets one of them.Read that carefully: it returns true or false not Y of N!

public static boolean getYNConfirm(Scanner pipe, String prompt)

Pipe is a Scanner object that you created in main i.e. in, console

Prompt is the message to display as the prompt for the input

Program 01: Get User Name (GetUserName.java) Ive given you the code for this. It is above and you should have a file asset along with the assignment directions. Place a copy of the file in the default package. Type in the given code for the getZeroLengthString into your SafeInput.java file. Test and make sure that the program runs. Past your output results here:

Program 02: Date and Time of Birth (BirthDateTime.java) Use the getRangedInt method to input the year (1950-2010), month (1-12), Day*, hours (1 24), Minutes (1-59) of a persons birth. Note: use a switch() conditional selector structure to limit the user to the correct number of days for the month they were born in. For instance if they were born in Feb [1-29], Oct [1-31]. HINT: there are only a few groups here not 12 different ones!

Paste your program output results here:.

Program 03: Check Out at the 10$ Store (CheckOut.java)

Use your other two functions for this program. At the 10$ store nothing is more than $10.00.Prompt the user for the price of their item (.50 cents to $9.99 dollars) using the getRangedDouble method and continue to input items as long as they indicate that they have more using your getYNConfirm method.Display the total cost of the item(s) to 2 decimal places with printf.

Past your output results here:

Part E and Program 04: Pretty Header (PrettyHeader.java)

This program does not use any of the previous methods but requires you to write an additional one.

Create a method (in SafeInput) that creates a Pretty header like this:

*****************************************************************

public static void prettyHeader(String msg)

The output is always 60 characters wide for each line.Use loops to print out the lines.Long output statements of stars are not allowed!(Use loops instead.)

the msg on the second line with 3 stars on either end. HINT: use msg.length() to determine the length in characters of the msg and then use this info to calculate how to center it within the 60 character wide header.

Past your output results here: