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The document defines a Cereal class with attributes for calories, fat, sugar, weight, and rating. It includes methods to retrieve these attributes and a constructor to initialize them. Additionally, there is a main method for testing the creation and display of Cereal objects.

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The document defines a Cereal class with attributes for calories, fat, sugar, weight, and rating. It includes methods to retrieve these attributes and a constructor to initialize them. Additionally, there is a main method for testing the creation and display of Cereal objects.

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public class Cereal { }

private int calories;


private double fat; public double getRating() {
private int sugar; return rating;
private double weight; }
private double rating;
@Override
public Cereal(int calories, double fat, int public String toString() {
sugar, double weight, double rating) { return "Cereal{" +
this.calories = calories; "calories=" + calories +
this.fat = fat; ", fat=" + fat +
this.sugar = sugar; ", sugar=" + sugar +
this.weight = weight; ", weight=" + weight +
this.rating = rating; ", rating=" + rating +
} '}';
}
public int getCalories() {
return calories; // Main method for testing
} public static void main(String[] args) {
Cereal cereal1 = new Cereal(70, 1.0,
public double getFat() { 6, 1.0, 68.402973);
return fat; Cereal cereal2 = new Cereal(120, 5.0,
} 8, 1.0, 33.983679);
Cereal cereal3 = new Cereal(50, 0.0,
public int getSugar() { 0, 1.0, 93.704912);
return sugar;
} System.out.println(cereal1);
System.out.println(cereal2);
public double getWeight() { System.out.println(cereal3);
return weight; }
}

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