Using Eclipse and Java, write a class that is named with your full name in camel case (e.g.,

public class JohnBobby {}), containing the following methods:

1.String getFullName()

.This method returns your full name, with spacing, as a string.

2.String getFirstName()

. This method returns your first name as a string.

3.String getLastName()

. This method returns your last name as a string.

4.String getID()

. This method returns your ID as a string.(first name)

5.int getStudentNumber()

. This method returns your ID student number.(assume 7 digits)

6.String getRotatedFullName(int shift)

. This method returns your name, rotated

(with wrap-around), by shift characters. Positive numbers rotate to the left, and negative

numbers rotate to the right. For example, for my name John Bob, if I executed:

For example, for my name John Bobby, the following client code would behave as

such:

JohnBobby j = new JohnBobby();

System.out.println(j.getFullName());

System.out.println(j.getFirstName());

System.out.println(j.getLastName());

System.out.println(j.getID());

System.out.println(j.getRotatedFullName(2));

System.out.println(j.getRotatedFullName(-5));

I would expect to get the output:

John Bobby

John

Bobby

John

ohn BobbyJo

BobbyJohn

Then, create a JUnit test class called Test... followed by your name (e.g., public class Test

JohnBobby {}), containing methods to test each of the above methods. For each

of the above methods 1 5, write one test-case method that contains one execution of the tested

method and checks its expected value. For method 6, provide two separate test case methods:

one with a positive shift invocation of the method, and one with a negative shift invocation of the

method.