PROGRAMMING IN JAVA -

ASSIGNMENT: JAVA CLASSES

Instruction: Give java code for a support class called Vote that allows a user to add "yes" and "no" votes to some total votes, and allows the user to find out which has the higher number. Code class must contain the constructor and methods specified below!

 

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Give code for a support class called Vote that allows a user to add "yes" and "no" votes to some total votes, and allows the user to find out which has the higher number. More specifically, your class must contain the following constructor and methods: A constructor of the form Vote (int yesVotes, int noVotes) This constructor sets the initial number of "yes" votes to yesVotes and the initial number of "no" votes to of the point to novotes. public void yesVote() This method increments the number of "yes" votes by 1. ● public void noVote() This method increments the number of "no" votes by 1. public String getWinner () This method should return either "yes" or "no", depending on which has the higher total so far. For example: Vote v = new Vote (2, 1); v.yesVote(); Initially 2 "yes" votes and 1 "no" vote Now 3 "yes" votes v.novote (); Now 2 "no" votes System.out.println (v.getWinner ()); Prints "yes" Give code for a support class called Vote that allows a user to add "yes" and "no" votes to some total votes, and allows the user to find out which has the higher number. More specifically, your class must contain the following constructor and methods: A constructor of the form Vote (int yesVotes, int noVotes) This constructor sets the initial number of "yes" votes to yesVotes and the initial number of "no" votes to of the point to novotes. public void yesVote() This method increments the number of "yes" votes by 1. ● public void noVote() This method increments the number of "no" votes by 1. public String getWinner () This method should return either "yes" or "no", depending on which has the higher total so far. For example: Vote v = new Vote (2, 1); v.yesVote(); Initially 2 "yes" votes and 1 "no" vote Now 3 "yes" votes v.novote (); Now 2 "no" votes System.out.println (v.getWinner ()); Prints "yes"

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