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Classes and Objects Practice

The document describes practice problems involving classes and objects in Java. It defines two classes - Holiday and Movie. For the Holiday class: (1) Write a constructor that takes name, day, and month as parameters; (2) Write a method to compare if two Holiday objects have the same month; (3) Write a method to calculate the average day from an array of Holidays. For the Movie class: (1) Write a constructor that takes title, studio, rating as parameters; (2) Write another constructor that takes title and studio and sets rating to "PG"; (3) Write a method to filter an array of Movies to only those rated "PG".

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Classes and Objects Practice

The document describes practice problems involving classes and objects in Java. It defines two classes - Holiday and Movie. For the Holiday class: (1) Write a constructor that takes name, day, and month as parameters; (2) Write a method to compare if two Holiday objects have the same month; (3) Write a method to calculate the average day from an array of Holidays. For the Movie class: (1) Write a constructor that takes title, studio, rating as parameters; (2) Write another constructor that takes title and studio and sets rating to "PG"; (3) Write a method to filter an array of Movies to only those rated "PG".

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 Practice Problems:  Classes and Objects (Chapters 5 and 6)

1)  The Java class called Holiday is started below.  An object of class Holiday represents a 
holiday during the year.  This class has three instance variables:
● name, which is a String representing the name of the holiday
● day, which is an int representing the day of the month of the holiday
● month, which is a String representing the month the holiday is in

public class Holiday {
private String name;
private int day;
private String month;

// your code goes here
}

a) Write a constructor for the class Holiday, which takes a String representing the name, an 
int representing the day, and a String representing the month as its arguments, and sets the 
class variables to these values.

b) Write a method inSameMonth, which compares two instances of the class Holiday, and 
returns the Boolean value  true if they have the same month, and false if they do not. 

c) Write a method avgDate which takes an array of base type Holiday as its argument, and 
returns a double that  is the average of the day variables in the Holiday instances in the 
array. You may assume that the array is full (i.e. does not have any null entries). 

d) Write a piece of code that creates a Holiday instance with the name “Independence Day”, 
with the day “4”, and with the month “July”.

2) The class Movie is started below.  An instance of class Movie represents a film.  This class 
has the following three class variables: 
● title, which is a String representing the title of the movie
● studio, which is a String  representing the studio that made the movie
● rating, which is a String representing the rating of the movie (i.e. PG­13, R, etc)

public class Movie {
private String title;
private String studio;
private String rating;

// your code goes here
}
a)  Write a constructor for the class Movie, which takes a String representing the title of the 
movie, a String representing the studio, and a String representing the rating as its 
arguments, and sets the respective class variables to these values.

b)  Write a second constructor for the class Movie, which takes a String representing the title 
of the movie and a String representing the studio as its arguments, and sets the respective 
class variables to these values, while the class variable rating is set to "PG".

c) Write a method getPG, which takes an array of base type Movie as its argument, and 
returns a new array of only those movies in the input array with a rating of "PG". You may 
assume the input array is full of Movie instances. The returned array need not be full.

d) Write a piece of code that creates an instance of the class Movie with the title “Casino 
Royale”, the studio “Eon Productions”, and the rating “PG­13”.

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