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nadya68
3 months ago
10

Create a class that holds data about a job applicant. Include a name, a phone number, and four Boolean fields that represent whe

ther the applicant is skilled in each of the following areas: word processing, spreadsheets, databases, and graphics. Include a constructor that accepts values for each of the fields. Also include a get method for each field. Create an application that instantiates several job applicant objects and pass each in turn to a Boolean method that determines whether each applicant is qualified for an interview. Then, in the main() method, display an appropriate method for each applicant. A qualified applicant has at least three of the four skills. Save the files as JobApplicant.java and TestJobApplicants.java.
Computers and Technology
2 answers:
Amiraneli [1K]3 months ago
5 0

Response:

Clarification:

I am unfamiliar with the solution in Java.

Here is what I implemented in C#. You can find the relevant code below

public class JobApplication

   {

       private string name;

       public string Name

       {

           get { return name; }

           set { name = value; }

       }

       private string phoneNumber;

       public string PhoneNumber

       {

           get { return phoneNumber; }

           set { phoneNumber = value; }

       }

       private bool isSKilledInWordProcessing;

       public bool IsSkilledInWordProcessing

       {

           get { return isSKilledInWordProcessing; }

           set { isSKilledInWordProcessing = value; }

       }

       private bool isSkilledInSpreadsheets;

       public bool IsSkilledInSpreadsheets

       {

           get { return isSkilledInSpreadsheets; }

           set { isSkilledInSpreadsheets = value; }

       }

       private bool isSkilledInDatabases;

       public bool IsSkilledInDatabases

       {

           get { return isSkilledInDatabases; }

           set { isSkilledInDatabases = value; }

       }

       private bool isSkilledInGraphics;

       public bool IsSkilledInGraphics

       {

           get { return isSkilledInGraphics; }

           set { isSkilledInGraphics = value; }

       }

       public JobApplication(string name, string phoneNumber, bool isSKilledInWordProcessing,

           bool isSkilledInSpreadsheets, bool isSkilledInDatabases, bool IsSkilledInGraphics)

       {

           Name = name;

           PhoneNumber = phoneNumber;

           IsSkilledInDatabases = isSkilledInDatabases;

           IsSkilledInGraphics = isSkilledInGraphics;

           IsSkilledInWordProcessing = IsSkilledInWordProcessing;

           IsSkilledInSpreadsheets = isSkilledInSpreadsheets;

       }

   }

   class Program

   {

       static void Main(string[] args)

       {

           JobApplication jobApplication1 = new JobApplication("Emmanuel Man", "+39399399", false, true, true, true);

           CheckIfQualified(jobApplication1);

       }

       static void CheckIfQualified(JobApplication jobApplication)

       {

           if(jobApplication.IsSkilledInSpreadsheets && jobApplication.IsSkilledInGraphics  

               && jobApplication.IsSkilledInWordProcessing && jobApplication.IsSkilledInDatabases)

           {

               Console.WriteLine("The applicant, " + jobApplication.Name + " is qualified for the job");

           } else if (jobApplication.IsSkilledInSpreadsheets && jobApplication.IsSkilledInGraphics

               && jobApplication.IsSkilledInWordProcessing)

           {

               Console.WriteLine("The applicant, " + jobApplication.Name + " is qualified for the job");

           }

           else if (jobApplication.IsSkilledInSpreadsheets && jobApplication.IsSkilledInGraphics

               && jobApplication.IsSkilledInDatabases)

           {

               Console.WriteLine("The applicant, " + jobApplication.Name + " is qualified for the job");

           } else if (jobApplication.IsSkilledInWordProcessing && jobApplication.IsSkilledInGraphics

               && jobApplication.IsSkilledInDatabases)

           {

               Console.WriteLine("The applicant, " + jobApplication.Name + " is qualified for the job");

           }else if (jobApplication.IsSkilledInWordProcessing && jobApplication.IsSkilledInSpreadsheets

               && jobApplication.IsSkilledInDatabases)

           {

               Console.WriteLine("The applicant, " + jobApplication.Name + " is qualified for the job");

           }

           else

           {

               Console.WriteLine("The applicant, " + jobApplication.Name + " is not qualified for the job");

           }

       }

   }

amid [951]3 months ago
3 0

Answer:

import java.util.Scanner;

public class TestJobApplicant{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

   JobApplicant applicant1 = new JobApplicant("Ted","555-1234", true, false, false, false);

   JobApplicant applicant2 = new JobApplicant("Lily", "655-1235", true, false, true, false);

   JobApplicant applicant3 = new JobApplicant("Marshall", "755-1236", false, false, false, false);

   JobApplicant applicant4 = new JobApplicant("Barney", "855-1237", true, true, true, false);

   JobApplicant applicant5 = new JobApplicant("Robin", "955-1238", true, true, true, true);

 

   String qualifiedMessage = "is qualified for an interview. ";

   String notQualifiedMessage = "is not qualified for an interview at this time. ";

   

   if (isQualified(applicant5))

       display(applicant5, qualifiedMessage);

   else

       display(applicant5, notQualifiedMessage);

}

   public static boolean isQualified(JobApplicant applicant) {

       int count = 0;

       boolean isQualified;

       final int MIN_SKILLS = 3;

     

       if(applicant.getWord())

           count += 1;

       if(applicant.getSpreadsheet())

           count += 1;

       if(applicant.getDatabase())

           count += 1;

       if(applicant.getGraphics())

           count += 1;

       if(count >= MIN_SKILLS)

           isQualified = true;

       else

           isQualified = false;

       return isQualified;

   }

   public static void display(JobApplicant applicant, String message) {

       System.out.println(applicant.getName() + " " + message +" Phone: " + applicant.getPhone());

   }

}

class JobApplicant {

   private String name, phone;

   private boolean word, spreadsheet, database, graphics;

   public JobApplicant(String name, String phone, boolean word, boolean spreadsheet, boolean database, boolean graphics){

       this.name = name;

       this.phone = phone;

       this.word = word;

       this.spreadsheet = spreadsheet;

       this.database = database;

       this.graphics = graphics;

   }

   public String getName() {return name;}

   public String getPhone() {return phone;}

   public boolean getWord() {return word;}

   public boolean getSpreadsheet() {return spreadsheet;}

   public boolean getDatabase() {return database;}

   public boolean getGraphics() {return graphics;}

}

Explanation:

Within the JobApplicant class:

- Define the member variables

- Set up the constructor

- Implement the getter methods for all variables

In the TestJobApplicant class:

- Develop an isQualified method that assesses the qualifications of the applicant for the job.

- Develop a display method that outputs the applicant's name, corresponding message, and phone number

In the main method:

- Create instances of the applicants and messages

- Invoke the isQualified method using an applicant to evaluate the outcome

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