Using Java

1.) Create a class called Student. This class will not be tied to the Database, yet. The Student class should have the same properties as the Database table: SID, FirstName, LastName, etc. Include all the set and get functions as needed. Include 2 constructors, an empty constructor, and one that takes all properties. Include a display() method that prints out all properties. Use a main to instantiate and test out this Student class. (Hint: No database calls in this class, yet.)

Testing Code in Main() method

Student s1 = new Student(4,Frank, Jones, 123 Main, Atlanta, GA, 30133, fj@yahoo.com, 3.2);

s1.display();

Students

ID	FirstName	LastName	Street	City	State	Zip	EMail	GPA
1	Larry	Jones	200 Larue St.	Denver	CO	89721	larry@yahoo.com	3.2
2	Debbie	Gibson	101 Cambell St.	Chicago	IL	61721	debra@hotmail.com	2.9
3	James	Henry	9019 Par Ln.	Atlanta	GA	30981	jh@yahoo.com	3.5
4	Tony	Danza	100 Main St	San Diego	CA	90890	tony@yahoo.com	3.4
5	Marie	Baker	313 Mockingbid Lane	Seattle	WA	98711	mbaker@hotmail.com	2.2
6	Mary	Weathers	10 King St	Denver	CO	65334	maryw@bellsouth.net	2.1
7	Biily	Wagner	777 Blake St	Chicago	IL	61900	billyw@comcast.net	2.9
8	Tim	Allen	200 South St	Detroit	MI	54123
9	Gary	Stevens	112 Plymouth Ln	Ann Arbor	MI	54123	garys@hotmail.com	3.2
10	Betsy	Cook	101 Freeport St	Atlanta	GA	31010	bcook@yahoo.com	3.3
11	Susan	Jones	200 West Ave	Marietta	GA	30060	sujones@hotmail.com	2.2
12	Frank	Peters	3845 Beckford Ave	San Diego	CA	95123	frankperters@comcast.net	3.9
13	Terri	March	9516 Hale Dr	St Louis	MO	63321	tmarch@bellsouth.net	3.1
14	Jack	Hines	2222 Morningside Dr	Marietta	GA	30090	jhines@yahoo.com	2.8
15	Phil	Gecko	45 East St	Montgomery	AL	41231	pgecko@yahoo.com	2.7
16	Tony	Peters	200 Central Ave	Miami	FL	75213