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Write a java program for the question below, Save the file with the following

format

LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$B$.$java

$($i$.$e$.,$FooBarCIT$130$HW#$.$java$)$ Submit your file to the assignment dropbox in Canvas

Assignment:

The goal of this assignment is to help you understand how to use constructors,

methods, and arrays of objects in Java. You write a Java program to d manipulate

cylinder objects, calculate their surface area and volume, and display their details.

Create a class with the following private data fields:

Radius, height, surfaceArea, and volume.

Create two constructors:

A no$-$argument constructor that sets the radius and height to $1$ and call the sets

methods for surface area and volume.

A second constructor, with parameters that accepts a radius and height as input and

initializes the fields accordingly and call the sets methods for surface area and

volume.

Create a get and set methods for the radius, height, surface area and volume

Create set methods for surface area

Calculate the surface area:

Surface Area$=2$r$($r$+$h$)$ where r is radius, h is height

Create a set method for Volume

Calculate the volume:

Volume$=$r$2$h

Create a method to get the surface area and volume

Create an Override a toString method that will display Cylinder details

Radius, height, surface area, and volume.

Save the class as the following: your last and first initial with Cylinder$8$B$,$ for

example $($if first Name Foo and last Name Bar the class name will be

BFCylinder$8$B$.$java$)$

Create a class for testing that includes the main method, the class name will be

LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$B$.$java

Prompt the user to enter the radius and height of the cylinder.

Create a cylinder object using the parameter constructor with the user$$s input and

display its details using the toString$()$ method.

Ask the user how many cylinders they want to create and store them in an array of

BFCylinder$8$B objects.

Use a loop to:

Create a cylinder object for each index in the array using the no args constructor.

Prompt the user for the radius and height of each cylinder.

Update the radius and height using the setter methods.

Display the details of each cylinder using get methods.

display the details of the first cylinder in the array using the toString$()$ method.

Sample Run:

Enter the radius of the cylinder: $3$

Enter the height of the cylinder: $10$

Using the parameterized constructor:

Surface area $245\mathrm{.}0442$ per square units

Volume $282\mathrm{.}7433$ per cubic units

for Radius: $3\mathrm{.}0$ units

and Height: $10\mathrm{.}0$ units

Using the toString method:

Surface area $245\mathrm{.}0442$ per square units

Volume $282\mathrm{.}7433$ per cubic units

for Radius: $3\mathrm{.}0$ units

and Height: $10\mathrm{.}0$ units

How many cylinders to create?

$2$

Enter the radius of cylinder $1$: $4$

Enter the height of cylinder $1$: $8$

Cylinder $1$ Details:

Radius: $4\mathrm{.}00$

Height: $8\mathrm{.}00$

Surface Area: $301\mathrm{.}5929$ per square units

Volume:$402\mathrm{.}1239$ per cubic units

Enter the radius of cylinder $2$: $5$

Enter the height of cylinder $2$: $6$

Cylinder $2$ Details:

Radius: $5\mathrm{.}00$

Height: $6\mathrm{.}00$

Surface Area: $345\mathrm{.}5752$ per square units

CIT$130$ Assignment $8$B $$ Chapter $9-$ OOP Page $5$

Volume:$471\mathrm{.}2389$ per cubic units

The first cylinder:

Surface area $301\mathrm{.}5929$ per square units

Volume $402\mathrm{.}1239$ per cubic units

for Radius: $4\mathrm{.}0$ units

and Height: $8\mathrm{.}0$ unit

Create set methods for surface area

Calculate the surface area:

Surface Area$=\backslash (2\backslash$pi $\backslash$mathrm$\{$r$\}(\backslash$mathrm$\{$r$\}+\backslash$mathrm$\{$h$\})\backslash )$ where r is radius, h is height

Create a set method for Volume

Calculate the volume:

Volume $\backslash (=\backslash$pi $\backslash$mathrm$\{$r$\}2\backslash$mathrm$\{$~h$\}\backslash )$

Create a method to get the surface area and volume

Create an Override a toString method that will display Cylinder details

Radius, height, surface area, and volume.

Save the class as the following: your last and first initial with Cylinder$8$B$,$ for example $($if first Name Foo and last Name Bar the class name will be BFCylinder$8$B$.$java$)$

Create a class for testing that includes the main method, the class name will be LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$B$.$java

Prompt the user to enter the radius and height of the cylinder.

Create a cylinder object using the parameter constructor with the user's input and display its details using the toString$()$ method.

Ask the user how many cylinders they want to create and store them in an array of BFCylinder$8$B objects.

Use a loop to:

Create a cylinder object for each index in the array using the no args constructor.

Prompt the user for the radius and height of each cylinder.

Update the radius and height using the setter methods.

Display the details of each cylinder using get methods.

display the details of the first cylinder in the array using the toString$()$ method.