I need serious help with Java!?

I have got to write a piece of java code for a flow chart , i have no idea where to start, if you can help me i can pay you!!

its for my uni coursework!

can i email it to you so you can see what it is, thank you sooo much :)

Flow charts for programming are usually a graphical representation of objects. (Sorry about the spacing problems, it seems I can't give you cleaner code with indentions and what not - ignore the ` and . symbols in the graph).

________ ` ` ` `________
| Person | <---- | Student |
------------- . . . . -------------

In my graph, the arrow with dashes in it means an "is a" relationship. This means that "Student" extends Person. Depending on your flow chart, you will have multiple symbols for different meanings. Here is a programming implementation of my example:

public class Person{
int age;
String name;
boolean gender; //0 for girl, 1 for boy
public Person(int a, String n, boolean g)
{
age = a;
name = n;
gender = g;
}
public String getName()
{
return name;
}
}

public class Student extends Person{
double GPA;
public Student(int a, String n, boolean g, double grade)
{
age = a;
name = n;
gender = g;
GPA = grade;
}
public getGPA()
{
return GPA;
}
}




The whole point of extending objects is to build onto them. Let me show you an example

Student billy = new Student(15, "Billy Jones", true, 3.4);
Student sally = new Student(14, "Sally Genkins", false, 4.0);

System.out.println( billy.getName() ); //Prints out "Billy Jones"
System.out.println( billy.getGPA() ); //Prints out "3.4"
System.out.println( sally.getName() ); //Prints out "Sally Genkins"
System.out.println( sally.getGPA() ); //Prints out "4.0"



You see? The student object can use all of the methods defined in the person object, as well as all of the methods defined in itself. However, a person object would not be able to use the getGPA() method since person does not build onto student.

Person james = new Person(34, "James Fletcher", true);
System.out.println( james.getName() ); //Prints out "James Fletcher"
//System.out.println( james.getGPA() ); //Results in an error, won't compile

no need of pay me i can help u but it depends up on ur flow chat ...

kiththe java he tenu

Have you tried asking your professor or TA? I always found my professors happily willing to help, or at least guide you in the right direction. I mean, that is what they are there for...

email it to me!!

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