Reference no: EM131289223
1. Provide Java code for a simple class of your choice. Be sure to include at least one constructor, two methods and two fields. The fields should be private.
Create a test class to construct and call the methods of your class.
Describe your class and demonstrate your code functions properly.
Respond to other student postings by testing their Unique classes.
2. Discuss about the benefit of using a method. How do you define a method? How do you invoke a method?
How is an argument passed in a method? Can the argument have the same name as its parameter?
What is method overloading? It is permissible to define two methods that have the same name but different parameter types?
3. Let's design and implement some methods to exercises the methods.
a) Provide Java code for a method that would calculate the perimeter of a rectangle. Be sure to include an example call to your method and explain the code you developed. The program prompts the user to enter the width and height of the rectangle.
b) Provide Java code for a method that would convert Fahrenheit to Celsius. Be sure to include an example call to your method and explain the code you developed. Use formula C=(F-32)*5/9.
|
How are these assumptions perpetuated at each level
: Have you observed any of these deep assumptions being challenged? If so, explain the scenario and the outcome. If not, why do you think the organization's deep, underlying assumptions are typically not challenged in your organization?
|
|
Calculate and interpret the company’s z score
: Sosbee Foods has a working capital/total assets ratio of 0.2, a retained earnings/total assets ratio of 0.1, an earnings before interest and taxes/total asset ratio of 0.25, a market value of equity/book value of equity ratio of 0.6, and a sales/t..
|
|
Create a case study and provide an analysis
: Create a case study and provide an analysis, which integrates what you have learned in the course, in addition to performing additional outside research.
|
|
How do we determine the fair forward price for an asset
: Conceptually, how do we determine the fair forward price for an asset? What are the necessary assumptions to arrive at a fair forward price?
|
|
Provide java code for a simple class of choice
: 1. Provide Java code for a simple class of your choice. Be sure to include at least one constructor, two methods and two fields. The fields should be private.
|
|
What is the forward exchange rate
: The spot exchange rate is $1.6666/£. The risk-free rate is 4 percent in the United States and 6 percent in the United Kingdom. What is the forward exchange rate (assume a one-year contract)?
|
|
Explain how each item on checklist helps evaluate a study
: Explain how each item on the checklist helps evaluate a study.
|
|
Explain how hedging can reduce a firm''s tax liability
: In what way can hedging reduce the risk of financial distress? How might reducing the risk of fi nancial distress increase firm value?
|
|
Provide an overall background of the topic
: Provide an overall background of the topic. Include any comparison or contrast of additional System Analysis and Design concepts or technologies that we have discussed in the course or that you have read about.
|