public class Team { private String teamName; private static int teamId=999; private int numberOfPlayers; private String captain; private int tID; public Team() { teamId++; tID=teamId; } public Team(String name,int noOfPlayers,String capName){ if(!name.equalsIgnoreCase(null) && !name.equalsIgnoreCase("") && noOfPlayers!=0){ this.setTeamName(name); this.setNumberOfPlayers(noOfPlayers); captain=capName; teamId++; tID=teamId; } else{ throw new IllegalArgumentException("Team name can not be null and players can not be 0"); } } public String getTeamName() { return teamName; } public void setTeamName(String teamName) { if(!teamName.isEmpty() && teamName!="") this.teamName = teamName; else this.teamName=null; } public static int getTeamId() { return teamId; } public int getNumberOfPlayers() { return numberOfPlayers; } public void setNumberOfPlayers(int numberOfPlayers) { if(numberOfPlayers>=7 && numberOfPlayers<=13){ this.numberOfPlayers = numberOfPlayers; } } public String getCaptain() { return captain; } public void setCaptain(String captain) { this.captain = captain; } public String getTeamInfo(){ return "Team ID: "+this.tID+", Team Name : "+this.teamName+", # of Team Members :"+this.numberOfPlayers+",Captain "+this.captain; } public String toString(){ return "team name"+this.teamName+"no of players"+this.numberOfPlayers; } } import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; public class LeagueTester { public static void main(String[] args) { List listOfTeam=new ArrayList<>();

Team T1=new Team("Lakers",10,"robert");

Team T2=new Team("BKAERS",11,"lewis");

Team T3=new Team("Vipers",8,"Podrick");

Team T4=new Team("zeus",7,"john");

Team T5=new Team("Zar",7,"kobe");

listOfTeam.add(T1); listOfTeam.add(T2); listOfTeam.add(T3); listOfTeam.add(T4); listOfTeam.add(T5); for(Team t:listOfTeam){ System.out.println(t.getTeamInfo()); } } }

Modify the League project. Add a new method called createSameTeamForNextSession( ) to the Team class to duplicate team details, but include a new teamId. This method should return a team and use all the same team details as the team it is based off of, but it will receive a new teamId (the next one available from the static variable). The constructor in the method might look a little funky but this is how you can get the data out of the object you are using:

Team t = new Team(this.teamName, this.numberOfPlayers, this.captain);

This method should not take a parameter.

In your tester, create three new teams based off existing teams. Print them out to verify they are getting new teamIDs for each time they are created. As a reminder, your method will be returning a team, so you will need to capture it in your tester. Then add it to your arraylist or just print it out using your special formatted method (not the toString( )).