Instructions

package edu.buffalo.cis$425.$sp$24.$put$-$your$-$userid$-$here;

$/**$

$*$ File: Cube.java

$*$

$*$ Description: This class creates an instance of the Cube

$*$ class and prints its area and volume.

$*$

$*$ Requirements:

$*1)$ Create $3$ cube objects. The size of each of the cubes

$*$ should be input from the keyboard

$*($hint: study the code below$)$

$*2)$ Print the Side length, Surface area and Volume to the

$*$ user's screen $($console$)$ for each of the cubes

$*3)$ The program should catch input error exceptions and

$*$ deal with them in a reasonable manner

$*$

$*/$

$/**$

$*$

$*$ @author put$-$your$-$name$-$here

$*$

$*/$

import java.util.Scanner;import java.io$.*$;

public class Cube $\{$

$//$ Hint: put your class variables and objects here

$//$ For example the Scanner statement as a 'static' object

$//$ Create the getLength$()$ method to accept input and verify it is

$//$ numeric and greater than zero

$//$ Create the calculateSurfaceArea$()$ method

$//$ Create the calculateVolume$()$ method

$/**$

$*$ main$()--$ creates $3$ instances of Cube and calculates the surface area and volume

$*/$

public static void main$($String args$[])$ throws IOException $\{$

int length;

$//$ HINT: input the side from the keyboard and check for errors and exceptions

Cube cube$1=$ new Cube$(10)$;

System.out.println$("$Side length of cube$1$ is $"+$ cube$1.$getLength$())$;

System.out.println$("$Surface Area of cube$1$ is $"+$ cube$1.$calculateSurfaceArea$())$;

System.out.println$("$Volume of cube$1$ is $"+$ cube$1.$calculateVolume$())$;

$//$ Hint $-$ add two more cube instances

$//$ Don't forget to close your Scanner object

$\}//$ end main$()$

$\}//$ end Cube

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