Complete the methods: 1. public Time(int h, int m)

2. public String toString()

3. public String toStringAMPM()

import java.text.DecimalFormat;

/** * the class stores time in a 24-hour format. * hour = 9, minute = 20 represents the time 9:20 am * hour = 17, minute = 35 represents the time 5:35 pm * */ @SuppressWarnings("unused") public class Time { public int hour, minute;

/** * May be helpful for other methods * * constructor: assign the parameters to corresponding instance variables * @param h: value intended for hour * hour should become 0 if h is less than 0 * hour should become 23 if h is more than 23 * @param m: value intended for minute * minute should become 0 if m is less than 0 * minute should become 59 if m is more than 59 */ public Time(int h, int m) { }

/** * May be helpful for other methods * * return time in the form hh:mm * if hour = 8, minute = 3, return "08:03" * if hour = 16, minute = 9, return "16:09" * if hour = 17, minute = 25, return "17:25" * HINT: use string concatenation: "0" (String) + 5 (int) gives "05" (String) * HINT 2: you can use DecimalFormat class */ public String toString() { return null; }

//DEFAULT CONSTRUCTOR, Do not modify public Time() { //DO NOT MODIFY!!!! }

public String toStringAMPM() { return null; } }