Object Oriented Program

Aggregation Example: Use javadoc comments ON ALL METHODS OF THE CLASSES IN THIS PROGRAM.

Here is the file data

You may copy and paste this data to a filename of your choice:

Book, Writer, Address, Price, category

Algorithms to Live By$,$Christian and Griffiths,New York, $14\mathrm{.}59,$Programming

Computer Science, David Reed, New York, $78\mathrm{.}99,$Computer Science

Introduction to Java, Daniel Liang, Chicago, $117\mathrm{.}56,$ Java

Simply Java, Harvey Deitel,Boston, $23\mathrm{.}49,$ Java

Create a class called Writer with the following attributes and methods:

Writer Class

writerName: String

address : String

Use either String Tokenizer or the split string method to read the data.

all getters

all setters

default constructor

second constructor with name and address as parameters

copy constructor

any other constructors you may want to include

equals$()$ THIS MUST BE THE EQUALS METHOD AND TOSTRING METHODS WE USE IN CLASS

toString$()$

Create a class called Book with the following attributes and methods:

Writer : writer

category : String

price : double

title: String

all getters

all setters

default constructor

second constructor with Writer, category, price, and name as parameters

any other constructors you may want to include

copy constructor

equals$()$ THIS MUST BE THE EQUALS METHOD AND TOSTRING METHODS WE USE IN CLASS

toString$()$

reducePrice$($percentage : double$)-$ Create a method to be able to take the price and reduce it by a percentage of the total current price and print that out. You have direct access to that price.

Create a BookUtilities class with the following methods:

readAllBookData$($books : ArrayList$)-$ creates the ArrayList from the data file bookdata.txt Preview the document

displayAllBookData$($books : ArrayList$)-$ displays the ArrayList, nicely formatted

searchForCategory$($books : ArrayList$)-$ displays the Book object with a certain category passed in$,$ search on a substring of the category.

searchForBook$($books: ArrayList$)-$ displays the Book object on a book that starts with a certain letter or few letters.

searchByPrice $($books : ArrayList, double minPrice$)-$ displays all Books with maxPrice price and below. So if I enter $$30,$ it will list book $<=$ $$30.$

sortyByWriter$(($books : ArrayList$)$ : Sort the books by Writer, maybe a choice of ascending versus descending

Create an application that will :

Create an ArrayList of Book objects

call readAllBookData$()$

call displayAllBookData$()$

call searchByCategory$()-$ the search comes from user input

call searchByPrice $-$ the price comes from user input

call sortByWriter $-$ The information about the books is sorted by Writer NOTE: You may have some scrubbing of the file to do$.$ That means if there is bad data in there, get rid of that first. Please do not use the Collections Class

USE A MENU THAT STARTS THE PROGRAM OUT AND WORKS SEAMLESSLY AND EXITS UPON ONE OF THE OPTIONS. Only allow a user to enter numbers and if they enter anything else, send an error message back and return to the menu. You might want to use Character Wrapper class to look at the first character of the menu option?

Unit test $($in comments$)$ at the bottom of the driver showing me your testing for the copy constructors, copy method and the price discount method. PLEASEEEEE I NEED THE FULL CODE and it also has to read a file $.$ my code only complies but wont run or output anything