DateDemo Class

import java.util.Scanner;

public class DateDemo

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public static void main$($String$[]$ args$)$

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Scanner in $=$ new Scanner$($System$.$in$)$;

$//$ Prompt the user for the first day of class.

$//$ Read a string in the format mm$/$dd$/$yyyy and parse the string into $3$ integers

$//$ representing the month, day and year.

System.out.print$("$Enter the first day of class $->")$;

String line $=$ in$.$nextLine$()$;

String$[]$ nums $=$ line.split$("/")$;

int m$1=$ Integer.parseInt$($nums$[0])$;

int d$1=$ Integer.parseInt$($nums$[1])$;

int y$1=$ Integer.parseInt$($nums$[2])$;

$//$ Do the same thing for the last day of class

$...$

$//$ Construct two objects of the Date class for the first day of class

$//$ and the last day of class.

$...$

$//$ Call the setDate method on each of the two objects to set the values

$//$ of their instance variables using the data that was entered.

$...$

$//$ Call the getWeekDay method on each of the two objects to get the name of

$//$ the weekday as a string and store it in a string variable.

$...$

$//$ Call the getMonth method on each of the two objects to get the name of

$//$ the month as a string and store it in a string variable.

$...$

$//$ Print a blank line $($System$.$out.println$()$;$)$ and then write two println

$//$ statements to print the first day of class and the last day of class

$//$ as shown in the output on the assgnment sheet. When you write the two

$//$ println statements, use the string variables defined above for the name

$//$ of the weekday and the name of the month, and call the getDay and getYear

$//$ methods on the objects to get the day and year as integers.