Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780133594140
Author: James Kurose, Keith Ross
Publisher: PEARSON
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Create a class called Student that models a student at Carleton University. A
student's state consists of a name (String), id number (int) and a list of grades (array
of double). Your class must have a constructor that has three input parameters
(name, id and grade list) and sets the initial state for the object.
Include a toString() method that returns a useful string representation of a student
object. The string representation should contain the student's name, ID number, and
the number of grades they have recorded (so NOT include all the grades).
Include a gradesInRange(double lower, double upper) method that returns the
number of grades that this student has that are in the range [lower,upper]. That is,
the it returns the number of grades that are greater than or equal to lower and less
than or equal to upper.
Example Usage:
double[] grades
{81.2, 93.2, 76,2, 84.6, 63.11, 79.8};
Student s
new Student("cat", 100123987, grades);
s.gradesInRange (80,100);
int num_grades_A
// assert num_A grades will be 3
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Transcribed Image Text:Create a class called Student that models a student at Carleton University. A student's state consists of a name (String), id number (int) and a list of grades (array of double). Your class must have a constructor that has three input parameters (name, id and grade list) and sets the initial state for the object. Include a toString() method that returns a useful string representation of a student object. The string representation should contain the student's name, ID number, and the number of grades they have recorded (so NOT include all the grades). Include a gradesInRange(double lower, double upper) method that returns the number of grades that this student has that are in the range [lower,upper]. That is, the it returns the number of grades that are greater than or equal to lower and less than or equal to upper. Example Usage: double[] grades {81.2, 93.2, 76,2, 84.6, 63.11, 79.8}; Student s new Student("cat", 100123987, grades); s.gradesInRange (80,100); int num_grades_A // assert num_A grades will be 3
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