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Institute Wentworth of Technology Division of Professional and Continuing Studies COMP380 Section 71 - Data Structures I - Spring, 2006 Homework 2 Clothing Instructor: Bob Goldstein (617) 912-2512 bobg@vision.eri.harvard.edu http://webpages.charter.net/tlgcreations/Courses/index.html http://goldstein.eri.harvard.edu/courses/index.html http://myweb.wit.edu/goldsteinr/Courses/index.html February 2, 2006 Printout...
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Institute Wentworth of Technology
Division of Professional and Continuing Studies
COMP380 Section 71 - Data Structures I - Spring, 2006
Homework 2 Clothing
Instructor: Bob Goldstein (617) 912-2512 bobg@vision.eri.harvard.edu http://webpages.charter.net/tlgcreations/Courses/index.html http://goldstein.eri.harvard.edu/courses/index.html http://myweb.wit.edu/goldsteinr/Courses/index.html February 2, 2006 Printout of program code and dialogue of how it runs.
Due Date: Hand In: Purpose:
This homework is intended to emphasize class design and illustrate polymorphism. Description: Write a program that is similar to the Biblio program that we did in class. However, you should design the following classes: Make sure that all your classes use setter getter and methods. Clothing This is a superclass for other types of clothing. Clothing has the protected variables itemName, itemPrice, itemSize. SportsWear adds the variables sportName, weight. LadiesWear adds the variables skirtLength, material. Your program, just as the one in class, should ask the user to input a list of items, then print that list using a single loop over the array. Extra Credit 1. Add validation methods to check the...
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