CS9053 Java

Introduction to Java
CS9053 Section I2
Wednesday 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Prof. Dean Christakos
Feb 8th, 2024
Due: Feb 15th, 2024 11:59 PM

Part I – Creating Objects

1.Square pyramid: In the lecture you have seen the creation of a circle. Here you are going to create a square pyramid. A square pyramid has a square base. It has base, a, and a height, H.




The Volume of a Pyramid is given by 
l is known at the “slant” and is given by 
The surface area of a square pyramid is given by   

You will create a class SquarePyramid using the following UML:


In standard UML parlance, “+” indicates that a field or method is public and “-“ indicates that a field or method is private. An underlined field or method indicates it is static.


Every time you create a new Square代写CS9053Pyramid instance, it should have a new sequential id, based on the value of nextId, which should be incremented every time you create a new SquarePyramid instance.


2.Objects and Arrays of Objects


Your objective is to develop the Hero and Party class and to use their methods. The classes are described below to guide you.



Hero

The Hero class contains data related to a hero in a video game. Implement the class according to the following UML diagram: 

Hero

Data fields
-name : String
-role: String
-level: int
-experience: int
-MAX_LEVEL: int

-ROLES: String[]
    Name of the Hero
Role of the Hero
Contains the level of the Hero
Contains the experience of the Hero
Constant static int containing the max level of 100.

The possible roles: “Warrior”, “Priest”, “Wizard”, “Thief” (ie, a static, pre-defined array of Strings)

Methods
+Hero (name: String) 


+setRole(role: String)



+getters for each non-static field

+expToLevelUp()
:int



+gainExperience(experience: int)
    














+toString()
    :String    Set the name to given value, set role to “Unassigned”, set level to 1, and experience to 0.

Set the role of the Hero. If the role is not one of the allowed roles, print “Invalid role” and set the role to “Unassigned”.


Get the name, role, level, or experience.

Return the amount of experience necessary to advance to the next level. The formula is level2. For example, at level 6, this should return 62 = 36. This is a helper method for the gainExperience method.

Increase the experience of the Hero. If the experience reaches or passes the maximum for the Hero’s current level, increase the level by 1 by “consuming” the necessary experience.
For example, at level 4 with 20 experience, the Hero should level up to 5 with 4 experience remaining. When a Hero levels up, print “ is now level !” The max level is 100.

Note: If enough experience is gained at once, the Hero will level up more than once. For example, a level 3 hero receiving 75 experience will level up to 6 with 
(75 – 9 – 16 – 25) = 25 experience remaining. 





Return a String containing the information about the hero: 

Template:

“ the is level with experience.”

Example:

“Hagrid the Wizard is level 55 with 120 experience.”




Party

The Party class contains an array of Hero‘s that are in the party.
Implement the class according to the following UML diagram:

Party

Data fields
-heroes: Hero[3]
    Array of Hero’s in the current party.

Methods
+Party()


+addHero( hero: Hero, index: int) 



+removeHero(index: int)


+getHero(index: int)
    :Hero

+gainExperience(experience: int)


+toString()
    :String    Initialize the Hero array to hold 3 Hero’s. Initialize each element to null.

Add a Hero to the current party at the given index. If there is an existing Hero at the index, replace it. If the hero is already in the party, print “ is already in the party.”

Remove the Hero from the given index (to “remove” from the array, set the array element to null and shift any other elements to the left, so that the only nulls are at the end of the array).

Return the Hero of the desired index.


Prints “The party gained experience.”
Increase the experience of all the Hero’s in the Party.
Hint: Use each Hero’s gainExperience method.

Return a String containing the information about the hero.
Template:

“Party:
the is level with experience.
the is level with experience.
the is level with experience.
“

Example:

“Party:
Thor the Warrior is level 10 with 4 experience.
Groot the Thief is level 20 with 19 experience.
Doctor Strange the Wizard is level 5 with 1 experience.“

Note: Only print assigned party members (Do not print anything if any heroes elements are null).
Hint: Use each Hero’s toString method.

After implementing this, create three heroes with names and roles of your choice, add them to the party, and give the party 100 experience points. Then print out the party by calling the toString() method for the party and passing it to System.out.println()
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