Hello, my first time being here and I'm returning back from college and I'm now studying Java in college but I was stuck doing this last part of the assignment that I was given, I have until Monday midnight to turn this turn if anyone out there can assist me please, please do. Here's the code that I have wrote at the moment: import java. time. LocalDate;

//Test driver class

public class TestWedding {

Wedding wedding1= null;
Wedding wedding2= null;

public void testWeddingObject = LocalDate. of(2019, 11, 9);(){
wedding1 = new Wedding(dateObject, "SantaFe", "New Mexico");
wedding2 = new Wedding(dateObject, "SantaFe", "New Mexico");
displayDetails(wedding1, wedding2)
}

public void displayDetails(Wedding wedding1, Wedding wedding2){
System. out. println("\n" + David);
System. out. println("and" + Sue);
System. out. println("are inviting you to their");
System. out. println(" The Big Wedding ");
System. out. println(wedding1.getWeddingDate() + " " wedding2.getWeddingDate());
System. out. println(wedding1.getLocation() + " " wedding2.getLocation());
}
class Person{
String David;
String Sue;
LocalDate September161994;
}
}
}

Please and thank you

import java.time.LocalDate;

class TestWedding {

 public static void main(String[] args) {

   Person man1 = new Person("John", "Doe", LocalDate.parse("1990-05-23"));

   Person woman1 = new Person("Jane", "Something", LocalDate.parse("1995-07-03"));

   Person man2 = new Person("David", "Johnson", LocalDate.parse("1991-04-13"));

   Person woman2 = new Person("Sue", "Mi", LocalDate.parse("1997-12-01"));

   Couple cpl1 = new Couple(man1, woman1);

   Couple cpl2 = new Couple(man2, woman2);

   Wedding wed1 = new Wedding(cpl1, "Las Vegas", LocalDate.parse("2020-09-12"));

   Wedding wed2 = new Wedding(cpl2, "Hawaii", LocalDate.parse("2021-01-02"));  

   displayDetails(wed1, wed2);

 }

 public static void displayDetails(Wedding w1, Wedding w2) {

   System.out.println(w1.toString());

   System.out.println(w2.toString());

 }

}

class Couple {

 private Person person1;

 private Person person2;

 public Couple(Person p1, Person p2) {

   person1 = p1;

   person2 = p2;

 }

 public String toString() {

   return person1.toString() + " and " + person2.toString();

 }

}

import java.time.LocalDate;

import java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter;

class Person {

 private String firstName;

 private String lastName;

 private LocalDate birthDate;

 public Person(String first, String last, LocalDate bdate) {

   firstName = first;

   lastName = last;

   birthDate = bdate;

 }

 public String getFirstName() {

   return firstName;

 }

 public String toString() {

   DateTimeFormatter formatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(" dd, ");

   return String.format("%s %s born %s", this.firstName, this.lastName, birthDate.format(formatter));

 }

}

import java.time.LocalDate;

import java.time.format.DateTimeFormatter;

class Wedding {

 private Couple couple;

 private String location;

 private LocalDate weddingDate;

 public Wedding(Couple c, String loc, LocalDate wDate) {

   couple = c;

   location = loc;

   weddingDate = wDate;

 }

 public String getLocation() {

       return this.location;

 }

 public String toString() {

   DateTimeFormatter formatter = DateTimeFormatter.ofPattern(" dd, ");

   return  

     couple.toString() +  

     " are getting married in " + location + " on "+

     weddingDate.format(formatter);

 }

}

Explanation:

I used overrides of toString to let each object print its own details. That's why this solution doesn't really require any getters. I implemented some to show how it's done, but you'll have to complete it. The solution shows how to think in an OO way; ie., let every class take care of its own stuff.

yes, but you must first make sure that you'll be able to make your turn or you can crash into other vehicles.