Question: Lab 15.1 Suppose you write a program to keep track of daily appointments. Create a project in your NetBeans, and import the source files: Time.java

Lab 15.1

Suppose you write a program to keep track of daily appointments.

Create a project in your NetBeans, and import the source files:

  • Time.java
  • Lab15_Main.java
  • codes are at the bottom

Lab 15.2

Add an Appointment class to your project; make sure your Appointment class implements the Comparableinterface and includes:

  • Time data field for the start time
  • Time data field for the end time
  • constructor that initializes the data fields to start Time and end Timeparameters
  • the overridden toString method that returns the Appointment as the string "hh1:mm1 - hh2:mm2", where "hh1:mm1" is the start Time as a string, and "hh2:mm2" is the end Time as a string
  • the overridden compareTo(Appointment other)method that returns the result of calling the compareTo method for thisAppointment's start Time with the other Appointment's start Time as the argument

Lab 15.3

Complete the code in Lab15_Main.java (main method):

  1. Add the code to randomly create Appointments and add each to the apptBook priority queue.
  2. Add the code to output the apptBookpriority queue.
  3. Add the code to remove each Appointment form the apptBookpriority queue and add it to the sortedBook linked list.
  4. Add the code to use a for-each (enhanced for) loop to display the sortedBook linked list, one Appointment per line.

Sample output:

Appointments (priority queue): [00:00 - 05:45, 01:15 - 16:46, 01:57 - 21:11, 03:25 - 11:09, 02:19 - 20:47, 04:09 - 07:16, 06:57 - 09:19, 11:36 - 19:16, 05:24 - 12:55, 02:30 - 09:23, 06:19 - 18:44, 08:03 - 09:12, 04:35 - 13:43, 12:01 - 23:51, 18:44 - 21:41, 18:23 - 20:29, 20:20 - 23:42, 09:06 - 22:11, 17:15 - 19:18, 14:38 - 15:47] Appointments: 00:00 - 05:45 01:15 - 16:46 01:57 - 21:11 02:19 - 20:47 02:30 - 09:23 03:25 - 11:09 04:09 - 07:16 04:35 - 13:43 05:24 - 12:55 06:19 - 18:44 06:57 - 09:19 08:03 - 09:12 09:06 - 22:11 11:36 - 19:16 12:01 - 23:51 14:38 - 15:47 17:15 - 19:18 18:23 - 20:29 18:44 - 21:41 20:20 - 23:42 Time
/* * Time.java * * represents a time as numbers of hours and minutes * in a 24-hour clock (0 hours == midnight) */ public class Time implements Comparable

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