Write a program in BlueJ using the following hints. 1. Create a class named Book and declare the fields author, title and pages with suitable field types. 2. Declare the constructor and initialize the fields author and title with the assigned constructor parameter. 3. Name the constructor parameter as your own. 4. Add two accessor methods to the class getAuthor, getTitle and getPages—that return the author and title fields as their respective results. Add mutator method to change the pages of the Book class. 5. Add two methods, printAuthor and printTitle, to this Book class project. These should print the author and title fields, respectively, to the terminal window.

Write a program in BlueJ using the following hints. 1. Create a class named Book and declare the fields author, title and pages with suitable field types. 2. Declare the constructor and initialize the fields author and title with the assigned constructor parameter. 3. Name the constructor parameter as your own. 4. Add two accessor methods to the class getAuthor, getTitle and getPages—that return the author and title fields as their respective results. Add mutator method to change the pages of the Book class. 5. Add two methods, printAuthor and printTitle, to this Book class project. These should print the author and title fields, respectively, to the terminal window.

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Chapter10: Introduction To Inheritance

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