Plant Class:
Contains private data for name and price.
Use a NON-default constructor to assign the values.
Use a toString() method that will display as shown in the sample output.
Include any accessor/mutator if needed, in this class only!
Indoor Class:
Inherits from the Plant class.
Contains private data for sunlight (direct, partial, none etc.) and number of days it should be watered.
Your constructor will NOT assign the data for sunlight and number of days.
Use a setData() method that will ask the user for sunlight and number of days.
Use a toString() method that will display as shown in the sample output.
Outdoor Class:
Inherits from the Plant class.
Contains private data for a minimum and maximum hardiness zone (1-9).
Your constructor will NOT assign the data for hardiness zones.
Use a setData() method that will ask the user for hardiness zones.
Use a toString() method that will display as shown in the sample output.
Tree Class:
Inherits from the Outdoor class.
Contains private data for a minimum and maximum height in feet.
Your constructor will NOT assign the data for height.
Use a setData() method that will ask the user for height.
Use a toString() method that will display as shown in the sample output.
Garden Class:
Inherits from the Outdoor class.
Contains private data for a minimum and maximum height in inches.
Your constructor will NOT assign the data for minimum and maximum height in inches.
Use a setData() method that will ask the user for minimum and maximum height in inches.
Use a toString() method that will display as shown in the sample output.
Plant Program:
Your
main() will contain an ArrayList capable of holding indoor plants, trees, and garden plants. You will send the ArrayList to a
loadInventory() method that will continually ask the user what type of plant they wish to add, followed by the name and price. Your program will then use this information to create the appropriate object and add it to the ArrayList. NO data validation is required (assume people are perfect!).
Your main() will then call a loadPlantData() method that will accept the ArrayList and use a for-each loop to display the plant name and call the setData() method for that object.
Lastly, the main() method will use a for-each loop and print all the data in the Arraylist using the toString() methods.
Sample Output:
Select the type of plant:
1) Indoor
2) Tree
3) Garden
1
Enter the name of the plant:
Fern
Enter the price of the plant:
14.99
Do you have another plant to add?
yes
Select the type of plant:
1) Indoor
2) Tree
3) Garden
2
Enter the name of the plant:
Pine
Enter the price of the plant:
175.50
Do you have another plant to add?
yes
Select the type of plant:
1) Indoor
2) Tree
3) Garden
3
Enter the name of the plant:
Lily
Enter the price of the plant:
3.99
Do you have another plant to add?
No
Enter data for Fern
Enter the type of sunlight:
Partial
Enter the number of days per week to be watered:
2
Enter data for Pine
Enter the min hardiness zone:
2
Enter the max hardiness zone:
8
Enter the minimum height in feet:
20
Enter the maximum height in feet:
60
Enter data for Lily
Enter the min hardiness zone:
4
Enter the max hardiness zone:
7
Enter the minimum height in inches:
6
Enter the maximum height in inches:
12
Current Inventory
Fern $ 14.99 Partial sunlight and water 2 day(s) per week
Pine $ 175.50 Zones: 2 - 8 Max Height: 60 Max Age: 20
Lily $ 3.99 Zones: 4 - 7 Max Height: 12 Min Height: 6