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Source Code/Assignment2/info/A2-StudentFiles/Course.java

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+/**
+This class represents a Course.
+@author Leah Bidlake
+*/
+
+public class Course{
+
+	//Instance variables:
+    //For each Course object, store its name, semester, year, and the
+    //number of students enrolled in the course so far.
+	private String name;
+	private String semester;
+	private int year;
+	private int students;
+	
+
+	//The constructor creates a new Course object and initializes the
+    //instance variables.
+	public Course(String nameIn, String semesterIn, int yearIn){ 
+		name = nameIn;
+		semester = semesterIn;
+		year = yearIn;
+		students = 0;	//no students have been added to the course
+	}
+
+	//This is a method that we can call on a Course object
+    //(Specifically, it is an accessor method). This method
+    //creates and returns a String containing all the information
+    //about the state of the object.
+    public String toString(){
+		return name + 
+				" offered " + semester + 
+				" " + year +
+				" Students: " + students;
+	}
+
+}

Source Code/Assignment2/info/A2-StudentFiles/CourseDriver.java

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+/**
+This is an example of a driver class; its purpose
+is to try out the Course class.
+@author Leah Bidlake
+*/
+
+public class CourseDriver{
+
+	public static void main(String[] args){
+	
+	//Create some Course objects
+	Course course1 = new Course("CS1073", "Fall", 2020);		
+	Course course2 = new Course("CS1083", "Winter", 2021);		
+	Course course3 = new Course("MATH1013", "Summer", 2021);	
+	
+
+	//Now I can print out my courses to confirm they 
+	//were created properly
+	System.out.println("course1: " + course1.toString());
+	System.out.println("course2: " + course2.toString());
+	System.out.println("course3: " + course3.toString());
+
+	}
+
+}

Source Code/Assignment2/info/ExampleFiles/Course.java

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+/**
+This class represents a Course.
+@author Leah Bidlake
+*/
+
+public class Course{
+
+	//Instance variables:
+    //For each Course object, store its name, semester, year, and the
+    //number of students enrolled in the course so far.
+	private String name;
+	private String semester;
+	private int year;
+	private int students;
+	
+
+	//The constructor creates a new Course object and initializes the
+    //instance variables.
+	public Course(String nameIn, String semesterIn, int yearIn){ 
+		name = nameIn;
+		semester = semesterIn;
+		year = yearIn;
+		students = 0;	//no students have been added to the course
+	}
+
+	//This is a method that we can call on a Course object
+    //(Specifically, it is an accessor method). This method
+    //creates and returns a String containing all the information
+    //about the state of the object.
+    public String toString(){
+		return name + 
+				" offered " + semester + 
+				" " + year +
+				" Students: " + students;
+	}
+
+}

Source Code/Assignment2/info/ExampleFiles/CourseDriver.java

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+/**
+This is an example of a driver class; its purpose
+is to try out the Course class.
+@author Leah Bidlake
+*/
+
+public class CourseDriver{
+
+	public static void main(String[] args){
+	
+	//Create some Course objects
+	Course course1 = new Course("CS1073", "Fall", 2020);		
+	Course course2 = new Course("CS1083", "Winter", 2021);		
+	Course course3 = new Course("MATH1013", "Summer", 2021);	
+	
+
+	//Now I can print out my courses to confirm they 
+	//were created properly
+	System.out.println("course1: " + course1.toString());
+	System.out.println("course2: " + course2.toString());
+	System.out.println("course3: " + course3.toString());
+
+	}
+
+}

Source Code/Assignment2/info/ExampleFiles/Output.txt

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+course1: CS1073 offered Fall 2020 Students: 0
+course2: CS1083 offered Winter 2021 Students: 0
+course3: MATH1013 offered Summer 2021 Students: 0