Instruction: Given the definition of methods and fields available to the Fraction class below, extend it...

 

 

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Instruction: Given the definition of methods and fields available to the Fraction class below, extend it to a Generic Mixed Number class that can perform the different arithmetic operations. Requirement: use Fraction class methods in performing the different mixed number operations. class Fraction{ private int num, denom; public Fraction(int num, int denom) { /* code elided */ } public Fraction add (Fraction another){ /* code elided */ } public Fraction subtract (Fraction another) { /* code elided */ } public Fraction multiply (Fraction another){ /* code elided */ } public Fraction divide (Fraction another){ /* code elided */ } public int getNumerator(){ /* code elided */ } public int getDenominator() { /* code elided */ } } A mixed number can be created with the following data combination. 1. 1 number - treated as the whole part, the numerator defaults to 0 and denominator defaults to 1 2.2 numbers - treated as numerator and denominator, hence whole defaults to 0 3. 3 numbers - treated as whole, numerator and denominator respectively. Examples for initialization 1. mn1 = new Mixed Number (0.25f) results into whole = 0, numerator = 1, denominator = 4 2. mn2 = new Mixed Number (341, 61) results into whole = 5, numerator = 2, denominator = 3 3. mn3 = new Mixed Number (11d, 18d, 10d) results into whole = 12, numerator = 4, denominator = 5 Operations Example mn1 + mn2 = Mixed Number(whole = 5, numerator = 11, denominator = 12) mn3 - mn2 = Mixed Number(whole = 7, numerator = 2, denominator = 15) mn3*mn1 = Mixed Number(whole = 3, numerator = 1, denominator = 5) mn2/mn3 = Mixed Number(whole = 0, numerator = 85, denominator = 192) Notes a. all fraction operators including creation result into a correct simplified fraction (lowest terms). b. the data in mixed number creation can be any form of a number (byte, short, int, long, float, or double) c. Assumption is all number to entered are positive (no need to worry about negative values) Instruction: Given the definition of methods and fields available to the Fraction class below, extend it to a Generic Mixed Number class that can perform the different arithmetic operations. Requirement: use Fraction class methods in performing the different mixed number operations. class Fraction{ private int num, denom; public Fraction(int num, int denom) { /* code elided */ } public Fraction add (Fraction another){ /* code elided */ } public Fraction subtract (Fraction another) { /* code elided */ } public Fraction multiply (Fraction another){ /* code elided */ } public Fraction divide (Fraction another){ /* code elided */ } public int getNumerator(){ /* code elided */ } public int getDenominator() { /* code elided */ } } A mixed number can be created with the following data combination. 1. 1 number - treated as the whole part, the numerator defaults to 0 and denominator defaults to 1 2.2 numbers - treated as numerator and denominator, hence whole defaults to 0 3. 3 numbers - treated as whole, numerator and denominator respectively. Examples for initialization 1. mn1 = new Mixed Number (0.25f) results into whole = 0, numerator = 1, denominator = 4 2. mn2 = new Mixed Number (341, 61) results into whole = 5, numerator = 2, denominator = 3 3. mn3 = new Mixed Number (11d, 18d, 10d) results into whole = 12, numerator = 4, denominator = 5 Operations Example mn1 + mn2 = Mixed Number(whole = 5, numerator = 11, denominator = 12) mn3 - mn2 = Mixed Number(whole = 7, numerator = 2, denominator = 15) mn3*mn1 = Mixed Number(whole = 3, numerator = 1, denominator = 5) mn2/mn3 = Mixed Number(whole = 0, numerator = 85, denominator = 192) Notes a. all fraction operators including creation result into a correct simplified fraction (lowest terms). b. the data in mixed number creation can be any form of a number (byte, short, int, long, float, or double) c. Assumption is all number to entered are positive (no need to worry about negative values)