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日期：2021-05-31 11:22

Assignment 4

Important

Deadline: 10:00 PM, May 30, 2021

You can submit your solution to the OJ system for multiple times. But note that too many

submissions many affect your final score!

You can discuss with your classmates about the assignment but do NOT copy others’

solutions. The OJ system can detect the duplication. If confirmed that there is a plagiarism,

both parties will get 0 mark for this assignment as a penalty.

Note that this time you may need to change the judging environment according to

problem's requirement!

Problems

Problem A - Fraction [Easy, 25 marks, Java (JUnit5)]

Problem B - Triangle [Easy, 25 marks, Java (JUnit5)]

Problem C - Hotel [medium, 50 marks, Java (JUnit5)]

Problem A - Fraction

Description

Design a class Fraction to represent fractions. This class needs to implement the four

operations(plus, subtract, multiply and divide) on fractions and find the reciprocal of a fraction.

Submission

Please select Java(JUnit5) as the judge environment when submitting.

You need submit Fraction.java .

Requirements

Do not modify or remove any methods or fields that have been already defined.

You can add methods or fields that you think are necessary.

This class uses two variables of type int to represent the numerator and denominator

respectively (Both of these variables should be non-negative), and one variable of type

boolean to represent whether the fraction is positive or negative (the value should be true

when the fraction is 0).

Simplify the result after each operation or set the value of the numerator or denominator.

For example, if you get "2/4", you need to convert it to "1/2".

When the numerator is greater than the denominator, there is no need to present the

integer part. For example, "31/30" is a correct output.

For integers, when calling toString() only the numerator should be displayed, like "0", "3" or

"-10".

Sample

You can use FractionTest.java to test. The output of it would be

You are supported to add some test cases yourself to test other situations.

Problem B - Triangle

Description

You need to implement a class to represent triangles. Implement functions to determine if a

triangle is a special triangle (right triangle, isosceles triangle, equilateral triangle) and to determine

if this triangle is similar or congruent to another triangle.

Submission

Please select Java(JUnit5) as the judge environment when submitting.

You need submit Triangle.java .

Requirements

Do not modify or remove any methods or fields that have been already defined.

You can add methods or fields that you think are necessary.

You need a constructor with no arguments to create a triangle with all three sides of length

1. You also need a constructor with three arguments representing the length of three side in

the triangle. If these three arguments do not enclose the triangle (e.g. 1, 1, 2), then a triangle

with all three side lengths of 1 will also be created.

Sample

You can use TriangleTest.java to test. The output of it would be

You are supported to add some test cases yourself to test other situations.

3/4

0.75

4/3

1

1

6.0

12

true

true

Problem C - Hotel

Description

As you know that for some hotels, they have different type of rooms. Everyday, several rooms

have been checked in and several rooms have been checked out, and during the process the

hotel has incomes accordingly. Then you are asked to help a hotel owner to design a room

management system. There are two types of rooms: Ordinary Room and Luxury Room.

Submission

Please select Java(JUnit5) as the judge environment when submitting.

You need submit Hotel.java , ConcreteHotel.java , Day.java , Room.java ,

LuxuryRoom.java and OrdinaryRoom.java .

Do not modify or remove any methods or fields that have been already defined in these two

files Hotel.java and Room.java .

Requirements

Your task is to design following classes:

1. Room and Hotel

Do not modify or remove any methods or fields that have been already defined.

You can add methods or fields that you think are necessary.

You can see the job for each function in Hotel.java by looking at Hotel.html .

2. LuxuryRoom and OrdinaryRoom. Those are the subclasses of the class Room.

LuxuryRoom: adding a private data field named addBed(boolean) with an initial value

false.

OrdinaryRoom: adding a private data field name breakfastCount(int) with an initial

value 0.

toString method: Override toString method in each subclasses. Here the return format

must strictly follow the requirement.

checkOut and checkIn method: Override the abstract method in each subclasses.

You can add other methods or attributes that you think are necessary.

3. Day. We use this class to represent the days of the week. There are three required data

fields to hold the required information

name: private, String. Name of this day.

rate: private, double. The rate of price in this day.

gift: private, String. A gift from the hotel on this day.

Information for this class:

name rate gift

MONDAY MON 0.8 Fruits

TUESDAY TUE 0.75 Drinks

WEDNESDAY WED 0.71 GYM CARD

THURSDAY THU 0.68 Fruits

FRIDAY FRI 1 GYM CARD

SATURDAY SAT 1 HOT SPRINGS

SUNDAY SUN 0.95 SWIMMING

When you call the toString method you will get return value like "Day{name='MON',

rate=0.8, gift='Fruits'}".

4. ConcreteHotel. It is a concrete class of the interface Hotel, in which you need to implement

all the abstract methods that are declared in the interface Hotel. In concrete Hotel, the

following important data field must be defined. Beyond that, you can define any attributes

that you think are important.

rooms: It is a List<Room> type, which contains all rooms, including two different types,

in concrete hotel.

5. Other import parameters:

However, there are several initial parameters needs to be mentioned to you, where defining

those parameters depends on your design.

The price of breakfast for one person in Ordinary Room is 180.

The price of adding a bed in Luxury Room is 250.

The initial basic price of Luxury Room is 1200 per night (the breakfast is included).

The initial basic price of Ordinary Room is 500 per night (adding a bed is not allowed).

The calculation of total price for one room per night is

For Luxury Room:

Basic price of Luxury Room * the rate of price in current day + the price of added

beds (if need)

For ordinary Room:

Basic price of Ordinary Room * the rate of price in current day + the price of

breakfast * the number of breakfast.

The initial value of day is MONDAY

Sample

You can use HotelTest.java to test. The output of it would be

private List<Room> rooms = new ArrayList<>();

L R1 false

O R2 0

L R3 false

You are supported to add some test cases yourself to test other situations.

L R4 false

L R5 false

L R6 false

L R7 false

O R8 0

O R9 0

O R10 0

O R11 0

O R12 0

1200 500

Day{name='MON', rate=0.8, gift='Fruits'}

Day{name='TUE', rate=0.75, gift='Drinks'}

Day{name='WED', rate=0.71, gift='GYM CARD'}

Day{name='THU', rate=0.68, gift='Fruits'}

Day{name='FRI', rate=1.0, gift='GYM CARD'}

Day{name='SAT', rate=1.0, gift='HOT SPRINGS'}

Day{name='SUN', rate=0.95, gift='SWIMMING'}

R1 R2 R3 R8

R3

3330

Day{name='TUE', rate=0.75, gift='Drinks'}