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    This document provides instructions for a Java programming assignment to create literary object classes. Students are to write an Author class with first name, last name, and getter/setter methods, a Book class with title, author, price fields and getter/setter methods, and a BookTest class with a main method that creates a sample book object and prints its details. The Author and Book classes implement object-oriented design with constructors and toString methods while the BookTest demonstrates class usage.

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    This document provides instructions for a Java programming assignment to create literary object classes. Students are to write an Author class with first name, last name, and getter/setter methods, a Book class with title, author, price fields and getter/setter methods, and a BookTest class with a main method that creates a sample book object and prints its details. The Author and Book classes implement object-oriented design with constructors and toString methods while the BookTest demonstrates class usage.

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    Java Programming Assignment #7: Literary Objects

    This assignment incorporates object-oriented programming techniques. While you may choose
    to add more to your classes, you must have the following at a minimum:

    1. Write a Java class Author with following features:

    Fields: firstName, lastName

    Constructor: accepts and initializes firstName and lastName

    Methods: setFirstName, setLastName, getFirstName, getLastName, toString which returns


    authors name as a String (formatted however you like)

    2. Write a Java class Book with following features:

    Fields: title, author (of type Author as created above), price

    Constructor: accepts and initializes title, author (of type Author as created above), and price

    Methods: setTitle, setAuthor, setPrice, getTitle, getAuthor, toString which returns the book’s
    details as a String (formatted however you like)

    3. Write a separate class BookTest with a main() method which:

    - creates a Book titled “Java Solutions” with author Mo Programs, priced at 34.99
    - prints the Book’s string representation to standard output (using System.out.println)

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