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Chapter 11, Problem 4PE
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File name: “Division.java”
//Define an abstract class named Division
public abstract class Division
{
//Declare required instance variables
protected String divisionTitle;
protected int acctNum;
//Define the Division function
public Division(String title, int acct)
{
//Set the company’s division name and the account number
divisionTitle = title;
acctNum = acct;
}
//Define the function display()
public abstract void display();
}
File name: “InternationalDivision.java”
//Define a class named InternationalDivision
//inheriting the class Division
public class InternationalDivision extends Division
{
//Declare required instance variables
protected String country;
protected String language;
//Define the overriden method InternationalDivision()
public InternationalDivision(String title, int acct, String cty, String lang)
{
//Call the superclass method
super(title, acct);
//Set the country in which the division is located
//and the language spoken
country = cty;
language = lang;
}
//Define the function display()
public void display()
{
//Print the result
System.out.println("International Division: " + divisionTitle +
" Acct #" + acctNum + "\nLocated in " + country +
" Language is " + language);
}
}
File name: “DomesticDivision.java”
//Define a class named DomesticDivision
//inheriting the class Division
public class DomesticDivision extends Division
{
//Declare required instance variable
protected String state;
//Define the overriden method DomesticDivision
public DomesticDivision(String title, int acct, String st)
{
//Call the superclass method
super(title, acct);
//Set the state in which the division is located
state = st;
}
//Define the function display()
public void display()
{
//Print the result
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