CSIS $212$ Programming Assignment $4$

A local non$-$profit wants to develop a Java Based Bible Reading Application. They have recruited you to

help them in this endeavor. The application will store the Bible text organized in instances of four

classes:

Verse $$ verse in the Bible. An instance of the Verse class will have the following methods supported:

$1.$ String getText$()$ returns the text of the verse instance.

$2.$ String getId$()$ returns the book, chapter, and verse number as a String.

$3.$ String toString$()$ returns the contents of the instance in the format: number text

$4.$ A class constructor in the form: Verse$($String id$,$ String text$)$

$5.$ Override toString$()$ to display $$verse number : text$$

Chapter $$ chapter in the Bible. An instance of Chapter will have the following methods supported:

$1.$ ArrayList getVerses$()$ returns a reference to the Verse collection in the Chapter

instance

$2.$ String getId$()$ returns the book and chapter number as a String

$3.$ void addVerse$($Verse v$)$ adds a Verse instance to the collection in the Chapter instance

$4.$ A class constructor in the form of Chapter$($String bookname, String number$)$

$5.$ String toString$()$ returns a string containing all the verses in the Chapter instance. Hint: iterate

through the Verse list calling its toString$().$ At the start of the iteration, output the Chapter

number.

Book $$ book in the Bible.

$1.$ String getId$()$ returns the name of the Book instance

$2.$ ArrayList getChapters$()$ returns a reference to the Chapter collection in the Book

instance

$3.$ A class constructor in the form of Book$($String name$)$

$4.$ void addChapter$($Chapter c$)$ adds a Chapter instance to the collection in the Book instance

$5.$ String toString$()$ returns a string containing all the Verses in all the Chapters in the Book

instance. This is just doing the same thing as Chapter toString$()$ except that you iterate over the

Chapter list calling toString$()$ at each instance.

Bible

$1.$ String getId$()$ returns the translation of this Bible instance $($i$.$e$.$ NIV$).$

$2.$ ArrayList getBooks$()$ returns a reference to the Book collection in the Bible instance

$3.$ Void addBook$($Book b$)$ adds a Book instance to the collection of Books in the Bible instance

$4.$ String toString$()$ returns the version followed by all the books, chapters, and verses in the

instance.

$5.$ A class constructor in the form of Bible$($String id$)$

Deliverables:

$1.$ Construct the aforementioned classes. There should be a Verse.java, Chapter.java, Book.java,

and Bible.java.

$2.$ Place classes in package biblemodel package.

$3.$ Implement the methods described above. Be sure to document the methods using JavaDoc.

$4.$ Construct a test class $($BibleTest$.$java$)$ with a main method. Place this class in the test package.

The main method should do the following:

a$.$ Create a static main method as an entry point for the application. In that method:

b$.$ Construct a Verse object and assign text as well as a verse number. Use the text: $$In the

beginning God created the heavens and the earth.$$

c$.$ Construct a Chapter object and add the previous Verse object to its collection. Set the

Chapter number to $1.$

d$.$ Construct a Book object and add the previous Chapter object to its Chapter collection.

Set the book name to $$Genesis$.$

e$.$ Construct a Bible object and set the version to $$NIV$$

f$.$ Now add the verse instance to the chapter instance and the chapter instance to the

book instance. Finally, add the book instance to the bible instance.

g$.$ Output the contents of your $$bible$$ by calling System.out.println$($bible$.$toString$())$;

$5.$ Turn project per standard requirements. Be sure to include a screen shot of the output window

showing the output of your project. Your output should look like:

NIV

NIV Genesis

NIV Genesis $1$

NIV Genesis $1$:$1$ In the beginning God created the heavens