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The class you have to write for this assignment follows

exactly the pattern of the Rectangle class discussed in the

slides. In other words, you can take the Rectangle class,

just change the names (e.g. Rectangle becomes Address)

and you are done. For this assignment you are going to

write code for the following ONE class called: Address

This class has attributes and methods (just like the

Rectangle class). Here are the specifications of class

Address: Create private instance variables to store the

following information about each address (you can choose

whatever valid java identifier you want for the names of

your variables but you must use the types specified

below): street name (String) street number (int)

phone number (String) zip code (int) (notice that

\"street name\" is not the name of a variable since it

contains a space. You must invent a valid java identifier

for each of these attributes; it doesn\'t matter what name

you choose). Write the following methods: 1. name:

setStreetName (hint: this is like setLength) arguments: 1

String returns: nothing what it does: stores its argument

as the address\' street name 2. name: getStreetName

(hint: this is like getLength) arguments: none returns:

String what it does: returns the value of the address\'

street name 3. name: setStreetNumber arguments: 1 int

returns: nothing what it does: stores its argument as the

address\' street number 4. name: getStreetNumber

arguments: none returns: int what it does: returns the

value of the address\' street number 5. name:

setPhoneNumber arguments: 1 String returns: nothing

what it does: stores its argument as the address\'s phone

number 6. name: getPhoneNumber arguments: none

returns: String what it does: returns the value of the

address\'s phone number 7. name: setZipCode arguments:

1 int returns: boolean what it does: stores its argument as

the address\' zip code. If the zip code is not a number

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between 90000 and 92000 (inclusive) (the range of Los

Angeles\' zip codes) return false, otherwise return true. 8.

name: getZipCode arguments: none returns: int what it

does: returns the value of the address\' zip code Read

the instructions carefully: 1. create a folder called Address

2. create a file called Address.java and save it in folder

Address 3. write the appropriate code in file Address.java

4. download the testing software from Moodle. Save all

the .class that come with the testing software in folder

Address. 5. type the following command: java

Test_address tests will be run on your code.

Solution

Save below code in the file name Address.java and save it

in folder named Address. Please follow step 4 and 5 to test

the code.

public class Address{

private String mStreetName;

private int mStreetNumber;

private String mPhoneNumber;

private int mZipCode;

public void setStreetName(final String streetName){

mStreetName = streetName;

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The class you have to write for this assignment follows exactly the pattern of the Rectangle class discussed in the slides. In other words, you can take the Rectangle class, just change the names (e.g. Rectangle becomes Address) and you are done. For this assignment you are going to write code for the following ONE class called: Address This class has attributes and methods (just like the Rectangle class). Here are the specifications of class Address: Create private instance variables to store the following information about each address (you can choose whatever valid java identifier you want for the names of your variables but you must use the types specified below): street name (String) street number (int) phone number (String) zip code (int) (notice that \"street name\" is not the name of a variable since it contains a space. You must invent a valid java identifier for each of these attributes; it doesn \'t matter what name you choose). Write the following methods: 1. name: setStreetName (hint: this is like setLength) arguments: 1 String returns: nothing what it does: stores its argument as the address\' street name 2. name: getStreetName (hint: this is like getLength) arguments ...
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