Person Class Lab 2

Lab 1

Create a new Console Application using Visual Studio. Use the application to complete the following activities:

• Define a class that represents a person. Define properties in the class for the person's complete name (text) and age (numeric)
• In the program's "Main" routine, define a new instance of the class and populate its name and age properties
• Accept user input to update the class object's properties with new values from the command line

Lab 2

Add on to Lab 1. For Lab 2, lets add methods to the person class to learn more about overloading methods. We need to add methods to set a person's address and set their height and weight several different ways using method overloading, as discussed below.

Lab Requirements:

Make a copy of your Lab1 to add functionality to

• Add private instance variables to the Person class to store and address
  • street, city, state, and zip
  • All as Strings
• Create the following three setAddress() methods.
  • public void setAddress(String street, String city, String state, String zip)
  • public void setAddress(String city, String state, String zip)
  • public void setAddress(String state, String zip)
  • Allow a client to supply a null or empty street and city values. If the values are null or empty strings, set the value to "Unknown".
  • If the client uses a null or empty state or zip, the program should tell the user that the values must be used and then exit.
  • Keep in mind you can call existing methods to simplify your logic and make the code easier to maintain
• Create a method, outputAddress(), that outputs the persons address as shown below

Street: 3219 Lenard St
City: Yosomite
State: NY
Zip: 38203

• Add private instance variables to store a person's height and weight
  • Both height and weight should be of type double
  • Height will be in inches and weight will be in pounds
• Create the following setHeight() and setWeight() methods.
  • public void setHeight(double inches)
  • public void setHeight(int inches)
  • public void setHeight(int feet, int inches)
  • public void setHeightCm(double centimeters)
  • public void setWeight(double pounds)
  • public void setWeight(int pounds)
  • public void setWeightKilo(double kilograms)
  • Keep in mind you can call existing methods to simplify your logic and make the code easier to maintain
• Create a method, outputHeight(), that outputs the person's height in feet and inches as shown below Height 5' 7''
• Create a method, outputWeight(), that outputs the person's weight to 2 decimal places in lbs as shown below

Height 5' 7''

• places in lbs as shown below

Weight: 210.76 lbs

• All code should be put in a package names code.class1.your_name
• Create a driver method or class to test you program