Comp 152 Project 2:
Objects

Due: Tuesday Oct 5th at 11:59pm

now Wed Oct 6th at 11:59pm

Summary:

In this project we will begin to build an object oriented program. We will build on this program in later labs.

Details:

Use the UML class diagram below and write the four classes involved. Descriptions of what each method does are found below the diagram

• Store Class:
• main, this is the main method in the program, it should create a store object (Call the store constructor) and then call runStore on the store object.
• Store constuctor: this method should
• create the instance variables
• open a file called Customers.txt which will be a comma separated file of customers, read it in and use each line to create a Customer object and then add it to the Customers ArrayList
• RunStore should
• start a command line 'menu' in a while true loop
• the menu should offer the following choices
• add customer (call the addCustomer method)
• select customer (call the selectCustomer method and then use the returned Customer object as a parameter and call the manageCustomer method
• quit (end the program)
• Select Customer should
• allow the user to select a customer
• return that customer as a return value
• Manage customer should
• start a command line 'menu' in a while true loop
• the menu should offer the following choices
• add address (create an address object from values provided by the user and then call addAddress on the currently selected customer
• make order (create a new order for the current customer by calling makeOrder [let the user choose the shipping address from the list of addresses for the current customer] )
• makeOrder (create a new Order object and add the new order to the Orders ArrayList)
• the toString method should return an attractive string representation of the Customer (using the instance variables formatted into an easy to read string.
• Customer Class:
• Customer Constructor must take a string as a parameter and use that string to initialize the Name instance variable. It should also assign a unique customerID to its customerID instance variable (use the static class variable technique that we talked about in class). Also create the Addresses instance variable here
• getName is an accessor which returns the value of the name instance variable
• addAddress should take the address passed as a parameter and add it to the addresses list.
• Order Class:
• Order Constructor should take its two parameters and use them to initialize the two instance variables.
• getDestination should return a string representation of the destination ShippingAddress variable
• getOrderer should get a string representation of the customer who made the order.
• ShippingAddress class
• the toString method should return an attractive string representation of the address (using the instance variables formatted into an easy to read string.

Have fun and learn a lot. This will take some time, but each piece is fairly straightforward.

Additional Requirements:

• create a new project in intellij (don't submit a bunch of notes and other extraneous files as part of the project)
• be sure to include your name in the project name somewhere.
• Comment your code well enough that I know you know what you wrote.
• Start with one of the classes, and build it. Add it to git, and share on github early and often I will look at the commit history. I am looking for evidence that you committed a lot a small amount of credit will be reserved for this

Submission:

submit by sharing your project with me on github like last time.