Please equip the code that I have here with the code that you have.

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public class MyPhoneMain

{

public static void main( String[ ] args )

{

MyPhone yours = new MyPhone( "Henry Hall", "5555555555" );

yours.chargeBattery( 120 );

yours.streamAudio( 700 );

yours.chargeBattery( 120 );

yours.streamAudio( 700 );

yours.chargeBattery( 120 );

yours.streamAudio( 700 );

yours.printStatement( );

}

}

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* Write a description of class MyPhone here.

*

* @author (your name)

* @version (a version number or a date)

*/

import java.text.DecimalFormat;

import java.text.NumberFormat;

public class MyPhone

{

private int numberOfTexts; // an integer for the number of texts

private double dataConsumed; // a double for the amount of data consumed (in megabytes)

private double batteryLife; // a double for the remaining battery life(between 0.0 and 1.0)

private String customerName; // a String for the customer name (e.g. Amanda Johnson)

private String phoneNumber; // a String for the ten-digit phone number (e.g. 1234567890)

private static final double DATA_PER_MIN = 65 / 60.0; //audio usage per minute

private static final double MAX_MINUTES = 720.0; // for a full battery charge

private static NumberFormat currency = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance( );

private static DecimalFormat decimal = new DecimalFormat( "#.##" );

/**

* Initializes the instance variables/fields/members

* to zero and sets the customer name and number to

* the provided parameters.

* Note, phones start with no battery life.

*/

public MyPhone( String name, String num )

{

}

/**

* returns the total number of texts sent or received this month.

*/

public int getNumTexts( )

{

return 0;

}

/**

* returns the remaining amount of battery life,

* should be in the range 0.0 1.0.

*/

public double getBatteryLife( )

{

return 0.0;

}

public double getDataUsage( )

{

return 0.0;

}

public void setName( String n )

{

}

/**

* sets the phone number to n, but only if the String length

* is exactly ten digits(e.g. 1234567890).

*/

public void setPhoneNumber( String n )

{

}

/**

* updates the battery life to reflect a charge

* for mins additional minutes. A full charge

* is completed in two hours (120 minutes).

* Therefore, a 50% charge is completed

* proportionately in sixty minutes.

* Charging the battery longer than two hours

* has no additional effect, battery life should

* never exceed 1.0. Use JOptionPane to display

* the updated battery life as a percentage.

* For example, Battery Life: 89%.

*

* Ignore negative minutes

*/

public void chargeBattery( int mins )

{

}

/**

* calculates the amount of data consumed and battery power

* used to stream the specified minutes of audio. Sixty

* minutes of audio consumes 65 MB of data. A fully charged

* battery will last for twelve hours of audio streaming.

* Update the data and battery life as appropriate. Note,

* the phone could run out of power before streaming all

* of the requested audio. In this case, battery life will

* be 0.0 and only a portion of the requested audio will be

* streamed. If so, use JOptionPane to display a warning.

*

* Ignore negative minutes

*/

public void streamAudio( int mins )

{

}

/**

* increments the text counter. Use JOptionPane to display the text.

*/

public void sendText( String text )

{

}

/**

* Uses JOptionPane to display a short text message of your choice.

* Display a random message (from five options).

*/

public void readText( )

{

}

/**

*

*/

public void printStatement( )

{

}

/**

* resets the appropriate instance members/variables to zero.

*/

private void startNewMonth( )

{

}

/**

* returns the additional data fee which is $15 for each GB

* above the basic 2GB, where data usage is rounded up.

* For example, $15 would be the additional fee for 2.5 GB,

* $45 would be the additional fee for 4.1 GB, and there

* would be no additional fee for 1.99GB.

*/

private double calcAdditionalDataFee( )

{

return 0.0;

}

/**

* returns 3% of the phone service cost, where the phone service cost is $50 plus additional data fees.

*/

private double calcUsageCharge( )

{

return 0.0;

}

/**

* returns the total monthly fee, which is the

* sum of the phone service cost, the usage

* charge, and the administrative fee ($0.61).

*/

private double calcTotalFee( )

{

return 0.0;

}

/**

*

*/

private String fmtPhoneNumber( )

{

return "";

}

}