Common requirements:

- Create a new folder that is named with the following format: studentID-studentname-
workshopNumber. The folder contains 4 projects: Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4,….
Example: se18123-nguyenvana-WS01 or SE12123-nguyen van a-WS01
- Use jdk 1.8
- The result must be formated like the given tesstcase
- Submit your result to the LMS page( example : se18123-nguyenvana-WS01.zip)

Q1: Create a new project named “Q1”.

Create a package “A”. It includes:

1. Class Window. It has:

- Some fields: width, length (validate: 10<=width<=100, validate: 10<=length<=100)
- Some methods:
+ default constructor: set width=10, length=10
+ The constructor with parameters
+ getters, setters
+ Input()
+ output(): display detail of window
2. An interface “IList”. It has:
- boolean Add(window x)
- Window search(String id)
- void printAll()
- void displayEditors()

Create a package “B”. It contains:

1. Class Editor that extends the class window. It extends some fields and methods
- String id , String title (formatted ID: Exxx , x is digit; formatted title is not empty)
- Constructors, getters, setters, input(),output to display detail of editor
2. Class MyList implements IList
- Some fileds: window [] list , int count
- Implements all methods in IList

Create a package “C”. It contains class “Tester” to test the program

In this class, you have the main method with code like the following:
public static void main(String args[]){
MyList list =new MyList();
Window w=new Window(5,20);
list.add(w);
w=new Window(10,30);
 list.add(w);
w=new Editor(E111,”excel”,10,30);
list.add(w);
w=new Editor(E123,”office”,12,24);
list.add(w);
System.out.println(“1.search by id”);
System.out.println(“2.displayAll”);
System.out.println(“3.displayEditors”);
System.out.println(“enter option:”);
Scanner s=new Scanner(System.in);
int c=s.nextInt();
switch(c){

case 1:
System.out.print(“enter id:”);
String id=s.nextLine();
Window result=list.search(id);
if(result!=null){

System.out.println(“OUTPUT:”);
result.output();

}
break;

case 2:
System.out.println(“OUTPUT:”);
list.displayAll();
break;

case 3:
System.out.println(“OUTPUT:”);
list.displayEditors();
break;

(Use try… catch to manage all exceptions and formatted Criteria)

 TC1:
INPUT:
enter option:1
enter id:E123
OUTPUT:
E123,”office”,12,24
TC2:
INPUT:
enter option:1
enter id:E223
OUTPUT:
not found
TC3:
INPUT:
enter option:2
OUTPUT:
(5,20)(10,30)(E111,excel,10,30)(E123,office,12,24)
TC4:
INPUT:
enter option:3
OUTPUT:
(E111,excel,10,30)(E123,office,12,24)

Q2: create a new project named “Q2”.

Write a class Service in the default package with the following information:

Service Where:
-name:String  Service(): default constructor, assign values “nail”,
-price:int 200 to all fields
 input(): using the Scanner class to enter all fields
+ Service () from the keyboard
+ input():void  getPrice(): return the price field
+ getPrice(): int  toString(): return the string with format: name-
+ toString():String, override price
for example: nail-200

Write an interface IVAT in the default package with the following information:
 <<interface>>
IVAT
+ VAT: int /* assign VAT=10 as default*/
+ getTotalMoneyBeforeVAT(): int, abstract
+ getPaidMoneyAfterVAT(): double, abstract

Write a class Customer that implements the interface IVAT (you can add other functions in Customer
class if need):

Customer Where:
-name:String  usedServices: tracking services is used of the customer.
-usedServices: ArrayList<Service> lists name: the customer’s name
 Customer(name:String): assign the given parameter to
the name field and allocate the memory for the
+ Customer(name:String) usedServices fields
+ addService (Service s): void
 addService(s: Service): add the given parameter to the
+ output():void
usedServices field.
 output(): display information of the customer with
format:
Customer name:Tester
Used Services:

nail-50
spa-50
Total money before VAT: 100

Paid money after VAT:110.0

 getTotalMoneyBeforeVAT(): to return the total money of the usedServices field.

 getPaidMoneyAfterVAT(): to return the paid money after calculating VAT.
paid money= total money before VAT + total money before VAT * (VAT/100)
When running, sample output might look something like :

Enter customer name:tester Enter customer name:tester

Enter the number of used services(n>0):1
Enter the number of used services(n>0):2 Enter service name:facal
Enter service price:150
Enter service name:nail OUTPUT:
Customer name:tester
Enter service price:50 Used Services:
facal-150
Enter service name:spa Total money before VAT:150
Paid money after VAT:165.0
Enter service price:50

OUTPUT:

Customer name:tester

Used Services:

nail-50

spa-50

Total money before VAT:100

Paid money after VAT:110.0