(Java)

• Open up a new Java project called Activity6 and create a class called Person
• Inside of the class, define three attributes that a person has as variables of the class
  • Name
  • Age
  • Gender

• Next, define two actions that can be performed as methods of the class:
• The method is named greeting
  • It takes no parameters
  • It prints out the message "Hi, my name is " + name + "!"
  • It returns nothing
• The method is named addYear
  • It takes in no parameters
  • It adds one year to the person's age
  • It returns nothing
• Then, create a new Java file called PersonTest.java.
• Copy and paste the below test code into PersonTest.java:

/** * @author * CIS 36B, Activity 6.1 */ public class PersonTest { public static void main(String[] args) { Person wen = new Person(); wen.name = "Wen"; wen.age = 19; wen.gender = "male"; wen.greeting(); wen.addYear(); System.out.println("I just turned " + wen.age + " years old."); } }

• Now, run the program and verify that you get the following output:

Hi, my name is Wen! I just turned 20 years old.

• When you are getting the correct output, submit your Person.java file