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Chооse оne of the DYSTOPIAN stories we reаd in clаss. In your pаragraph describe what possible theme the story could portray AND 1-2 elements of dystopian literature that help create that theme. Your commentary should include HOW the dystopian elements help create the theme of the story. This answer should be at least a 7 sentence paragraph.
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Chаpter 10 Cоding Checkpоint Tree Clаss Creаte a Tree class that cоntains the following: Class Fields: name and height. (1 point) 2 argument constructor that initializes the object with a name and height. (1 point) Getter/setter methods for each of the fields. (1 point) toString method that returns a string for the name and height (1 point) (see example below):Tree name: Apple TreeHeight in feet: 20 FruitTree Class Create a subclass of Tree named FruitTree. (1 point) Class field: fruitType. (1 point) A three argument constructor that initializes the object with a name, height, and fruitType. Hint: use super keyword to set the name and size. (1 point) Getter/setter method for the fruitType field. (1 point) toString method that prints the information from the Tree toString as well as the fruit type using the keyword super (2 points). (see example below):Tree name: Apple TreeHeight in feet: 20Fruit type: Apple Note: Paste both of these Java files into a txt file and submit the txt file.
Finаl Prоject Directiоns Encаpsulаtiоn (10 points) Create a class named Alien that contains a field for the damage points the Alien can inflict. Make sure that a negative number of points cannot get set in the constructor or the setter method. Provide a 1 argument constructor and get/set methods for the field. Create a toString() method that returns a string like the example output below. Inheritance (10 points) Create a subclass of Alien named RattlesnakeAlien that contains a field for the sound the RattlesnakeAlien makes. Provide get/set methods for the field and a 2 argument constructor. Create a toString() method that uses Alien’s toString(). Polymorphism (10 points) Create a main program that creates an array of 3 Aliens. Make the first two elements Alien objects and make the third element a RattlesnakeAlien object. No user input is required. Add a loop that runs through your array, printing each object. (Note: output so far would be something like this...) This alien does 3 damage points. This alien does 5 damage points. This alien does 10 damage points. It goes HISS! Exceptions (10 points) Create an exception class named NoDamage. Add a constructor to this class that prints the error message. Add a no-arg constructor to your Alien class that simply throws a NoDamage exception. Attempt to create an Alien object with no damage points (underneath the code that is already working from problems 1-4). Do not put this object as part of the array. Display the result. Complete Example output (with all 7 pieces completed): This alien does 3 damage points. This alien does 5 damage points. This alien does 10 damage points. It goes HISS! Error: The alien must be assigned damage points. Note: Paste your Java files into a txt file and submit the txt file.
Finаl Prоject Directiоns Encаpsulаtiоn (10 points) Create a class named Cake that contains a size. Provide a 1 argument constructor and get/set methods for the size. Make sure that a negative size cannot get set in the constructor or the setter method. Create a toString() method that returns a string like the example output below. Inheritance (10 points) Create a subclass of Cake named BirthdayCake that contains a field for the number of candles on the cake. Provide get/set methods for the field and a 2 argument constructor. Create a toString() method that uses Cake’s toString(). Polymorphism (10 points) Create a main program that creates an array of 3 Cakes. Make the first two elements Cake objects and make the third element a BirthdayCake object. No user input is required. Add a loop that runs through your array, printing each object. (Note: output so far would be something like this...) The cake is baking and it is 6 inches. The cake is baking and it is 8 inches. The cake is baking and it is 10 inches. It has 16 candles. Exceptions (10 points) Create an exception class named NoSizeException. Add a constructor to this class that prints the error message. Add a no-arg constructor to your Cake class that simply throws a NoSizeException. Attempt to create a Cake object with no size (underneath the code that is already working from problems 1-4). Do not put this object as part of the array. Display the result. Complete Example output (with all 7 pieces completed): The cake is baking and it is 6 inches. The cake is baking and it is 8 inches. The cake is baking and it is 10 inches. It has 16 candles. Error: The cake must have a size. Note: Paste your Java files into a txt file and submit the txt file.
Finаl Prоject Directiоns Encаpsulаtiоn (10 points) Create a class named Hero that contains a field for the health points the Hero begins with. Provide a 1 argument constructor and get/set methods for the field. Make sure that a negative number of points cannot get set in the constructor or the setter method. Create a toString() method that returns a string like the example output below. Inheritance (10 points) Create a subclass of Hero named Elf that contains a field for the special power the Elf has. Provide get/set methods for the field and a 2 argument constructor. Create a toString() method that uses Hero’s toString(). Polymorphism (10 points) Create a main program that creates an array of 3 Heroes. Make the first two elements Hero objects and make the third element an Elf object. No user input is required. Add a loop that runs through your array, printing each object. (Note: output so far would be something like this...) I am a hero! I have 40 health points. I am a hero! I have 60 health points. I am a hero! I have 80 health points. My special power is Archery Superiority. Exceptions (10 points) Create an exception class named NoHealth. Add a constructor to this class that prints the error message. Add a no-arg constructor to your Hero class that simply throws a NoHealth exception. Attempt to create a Hero object with no health points (underneath the code that is already working from problems 1-4). Do not put this object as part of the array. Display the result. Complete Example output (with all 7 pieces completed): I am a hero! I have 40 health points. I am a hero! I have 60 health points. I am a hero! I have 80 health points. My special power is Archery Superiority.Error: The hero must be assigned health points. Note: Paste your Java files into a txt file and submit the txt file.