Assume that date1 and date2 are objects of class IncDate as defined in Section 1.2 Organizing Classes. What would be the output of the following code? date1 = new IncDate(5, 5, 2000); date2 = new IncDate(5, 5, 2000); System.out.println(date1); System.out.println(date2); date1.increment(); System.out.println(date1); System.out.println(date2); date1 = date2; System.out.println(date1); System.out.println(date2);

Make sure that the dates are in the format of "1/30/2010" (Do not pad leading 0 for days or months). Refer to the toString method defined on Page 3 of the textbook for more details.

Given the definition of the Person and Student classes below,

public class Person { public String m_name; protected int m_age;

public Person(String name, int age) { m_name = name; m_age = age; }

public int getAge() { return m_age; } }

public class Student extends Person { private double m_gpa;

public Student(String name, int age, double gpa) { super(name, age); m_gpa = gpa; } public void decrementAge() { m_age--; } }

and the following statements:

Person p = new Person("Joe Doe", 25); Student s = new Student("Jane Doe", 20, 3.45); String name; int age; double gpa;

indicate which of the following statements are illegal, and which are legal.

Question 1 options:

12	p.decrementAge();
12	age = s.getAge();
12	age = p.getAge();
12	s.decrementAge();
12	gpa = s.m_gpa;
12	name = p.m_name;