package edu.buffalostate.cis$425.$sp$24.$put$-$your$-$username$-$here;

$/**$ File: Temperature.java

$*$

$*$ Requirements:

$*$

$*1)$ Add two new methods:

$*$ incrementTemp$()$

$*$ decrementTemp$()$

$*$ that increment and decrement the current temperature value

$*$ by one degree respectively

$*2)$ Add a method:

$*$ changeTemp$($ double t $)$ that adds t to the current temperature

$*3)$ Add a main$()$ method to this class

$*4)$ In the main method:

$*$ create two instances of the Temperature

$*$ object each with a different temperature

$*5)$ Call the getTemp$()$ method in each of the temperature objects

$*$ and print a message with the result to the users screen $($Console$)$

$*6)$ Call the incrementTemp$(),$ decrementTemp$()$ and changeTemp$($t$)$

$*$ methods several times from the main$()$

$*($use getTemp$()$ to see if the temperature did change$)$

$*$ Remember that there should not be any print statements in the

$*$ Temperature class $-$ The print statements display the temperature

$*$ changes should be in the main$()$ method.

$*$

$*$ Description: This class stores the current temperature.

$*$ It contains access methods to set and get the temperature.

$*$

$*/$

$/**$

$*$

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

$*$

$*/$

public class Temperature

$\{$

private double currentTemp;

$/***$ setTemp$()$ sets the temperature to the given value

$*$ @param t $--$ the given value

$*/$

public void setTemp$($double t$)$

$\{$

currentTemp $=$ t;

$\}$

$/**$

$*$

$*$ getTemp$()$ returns the current temperature

$*$

$*/$

public double getTemp$()$

$\{$

return currentTemp;

$\}$

$/**$

$*$ incrementTemp$()$ returns the $($new$)$ current temperature

$*/$

$/*$ put code here $*/$

$/*$

$*$

$*$ decrementTemp$()$ returns the $($new$)$ current temperature

$*$

$*/$

$/*$ put code here $*/$

$/*$

$*$

$*$ changeTemp$($ double t $)$ adds t to current temperature and

$*$ then returns the $($new$)$ temperature

$*$

$*/$

$/*$ put code here $*/$

$\}//$ Temperature