JAVA: Assign courseStudent's name with Smith, age with 20, and ID with 9999. Use the print member method and a separate println statement to output courseStudents's data. Sample output from the given program:
Name: Smith, Age: 20, ID: 9999

// Code from file PersonData. java
public class PersonData {
private int ageYears;
private String lastName;
public void setName(String userName) {
lastName = userName;
return;
}

Here is the JAVA program:

public class  {

public static void main (String [] args) { //start of main function

StudentData courseStudent = new StudentData(); //creates an object of StudentData class named courseStudent

     courseStudent.setName("Smith"); //assign courseStudent's name with Smith using courseStudent object and by calling the mutator method setName

     courseStudent.setAge(20); //assign courseStudent's age with 20 using courseStudent object and by calling the mutator method setAge

     courseStudent.setID(9999); //assign courseStudent's ID with 9999 using courseStudent object and by calling the mutator method setID

     courseStudent.printAll(); //calls printAll member method using courseStudent object. This will print the name and age

     System.out.println(", ID: " + courseStudent.getID()); //println statement to print the ID by calling accessor method getID of StudentData class

return;}}

Explanation:

Here is the complete program:

PersonData.java

public class PersonData {

private int ageYears;

private String lastName;

public void setName(String userName) {

lastName = userName;

return; }  

public void setAge(int numYears) {

ageYears = numYears;

return; }  

public void printAll() {

System.out.print("Name: " + lastName);

System.out.print(", Age: " + ageYears);

return; }}

StudentData.java

public class StudentData extends PersonData {

private int idNum;  

public void setID(int studentId) {

idNum = studentId;

return; }  

public int getID() {

return idNum; } }

.java

public class  {

public static void main (String [] args) {

StudentData courseStudent = new StudentData();

     courseStudent.setName("Smith");

     courseStudent.setAge(20);

     courseStudent.setID(9999);

     courseStudent.printAll();

     System.out.println(", ID: " + courseStudent.getID());

return;}}

Here the courseStudent is the object of class StudentData

new keyword is used to create and object of a class

This object is used to access the methods of class

Note that the StudentData class is the sub class of PersonData class

The object courseStudent first accesses the mutator method setName of class PersonData to set the name (lastName) as Smith.

Next it accesses the mutator method setAge of class PersonData to set the age (ageYears) to 20

Then courseStudent accesses the mutator method setID of class StudentData to set the ID (idNum) to 9999.

Then the method printAll() of PersonData class is called using courseStudent object. This method has two print statements i.e.

System.out.print("Name: " + lastName);

System.out.print(", Age: " + ageYears);

So these two statement are printed on the output screen. They display the name and age i.e. Smith and 20 with a comma between them.

Next we have to display the ID too so we use this statement:

System.out.println(", ID: " + courseStudent.getID());

The above print statement calls getID accessor method of StudentData class  to get the ID and display it on the screen.

Hence the output of the above program is:

Name: Smith, Age: 20, ID: 9999      

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