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    The document provides requirements and test cases for 4 programming questions. Q1 involves creating Book, DetectiveBook, and ScienceBook classes with getters, setters, and output methods. Q2 involves creating an application to manage Electric, Ceramic, and Food products with input/output. Q3 involves creating Rectangle and Square classes where Square extends Rectangle and overrides methods. The test cases demonstrate sample inputs, outputs and error handling.

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    The document provides requirements and test cases for 4 programming questions. Q1 involves creating Book, DetectiveBook, and ScienceBook classes with getters, setters, and output methods. Q2 involves creating an application to manage Electric, Ceramic, and Food products with input/output. Q3 involves creating Rectangle and Square classes where Square extends Rectangle and overrides methods. The test cases demonstrate sample inputs, outputs and error handling.

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    The document provides requirements and test cases for 4 programming questions. Q1 involves creating Book, DetectiveBook, and ScienceBook classes with getters, setters, and output methods. Q2 involves creating an application to manage Electric, Ceramic, and Food products with input/output. Q3 involves creating Rectangle and Square classes where Square extends Rectangle and overrides methods. The test cases demonstrate sample inputs, outputs and error handling.

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    The document provides requirements and test cases for 4 programming questions. Q1 involves creating Book, DetectiveBook, and ScienceBook classes with getters, setters, and output methods. Q2 involves creating an application to manage Electric, Ceramic, and Food products with input/output. Q3 involves creating Rectangle and Square classes where Square extends Rectangle and overrides methods. The test cases demonstrate sample inputs, outputs and error handling.

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    of 4

    Common requirements:

    - Create a new folder that is named with the following format: studentID-studentname-
    workshopNumber. The folder contains 4 projects: Q1,Q2,Q3,Q4,….
    Example: se18123-nguyenvana-WS01 or SE12123-nguyen van a-WS01
    - Use jdk 1.8
    - The result must be formated like the given tesstcase
    - Submit your result to the LMS page( example : se18123-nguyenvana-WS01.zip)

    Q1: Create a new project named “Q1”.

    1. Create a class Book. It includes some fields: Code, Title and some methods: constructors,
    getter,setter and the method output().
    2. Create a class DetectiveBook ( This class is derived/extends from Book class).
    It extends some fileds: price,year of publication.
    And some methods: constructors, getter, setter and the method outputDetectiveBook()
    3. Create a class ScienceBook ( This class is derived from Book class).
    It extends some fileds: type, (physical, mathematic, chemistry)
    And some methods: constructors, getter,setter and the method outputScienceBook()
    4. A class Tester which contains the main method(). When the program runs, it displays a menu:
    1. Create and display a Detective Book
    2. Create and display a Science Book
    TC1:
    Enter option: 1
    enter code: 123
    enter title: han va yeu
    enter price: 100
    enter year:2000
    OUTPUT:
    123-han va yeu-100-2000
    TC2:
    Enter option: 1
    enter code: 123
    enter title: han va yeu
    enter type: physical
    OUTPUT:
    123-han va yeu-physical

    Q2: Create a new project named “Q2 to manage some products

     Electric Products< code, name, make, price, guaranty, voltage, power>

     Ceramic Products < code, name, make, price, type >


     Food Products < code, name, make, price , date, expiredDate >

    Yeu cau: ve class diagram + implements

    When the program runs look like:

    TC1 TC2 TC3:


    enter code: 1
    enter code: 1 enter code: 1 enter name: testing
    enter name: testing enter name: testing enter make: VN
    enter make: VN enter make: VN enter price: 100
    enter price: 100 enter price: 100 1. Input & output an electric
    1. Input & output an electric 1. Input & output an electric product
    product product 2. Input & output a ceramic
    2. Input & output a ceramic 2. Input & output a ceramic product
    product product 3. Input & output a food
    3. Input & output a food 3. Input & output a food product
    product product
    Enter option:3
    Enter option:1 Enter option:2 enter date:23/2/2023
    enter guaranty:12 enter type:physical enter expired
    enter voltage:220 OUTPUT: date:23/2/2024
    enter power:1 1-testing-VN-100-physical OUTPUT:
    OUTPUT: 1-testing-VN-100-23/2/2023-
    1-testing-VN-100-12-220-1 23/2/2024

    Q2: Create a new project named “Q2”. Write a class Rectangle, and Square that extends the Rectangle
    class(in the default package) with the following information:

    Rectangle

    - length:int
    - width:int

    + Rectangle()

    + Rectangle (length: int, width:int)

    + setLength(length: int):void

    + setWidth(width:int):void

    + getLength():int

    + getWidth():int
    Square Where:
     Square (side): assign the given side to two fields (length, width), assign
    - unit: String the default value is ’cm’ to the unit field.
    + Square (side: int)  setSquare(side): if the given side is the positive number then assign it to
    + setSquare(side: int):void the length, width fields
    + getPerimeter(): int  getPerimeter(): return the perimeter of the square
    + output(): void  output(): display the content with format :
    the side of the square=length(unit)
    the perimeter of the square=(length+width)*2(unit)
    for example:

    the side of the square=5(cm)

    the perimeter of the square=20(cm)

    The program output might look something like:

    Enter the side of the square:5 Enter the side of the square:-1

    OUTPUT: OUTPUT:

    the side of the square=5(cm) the side of the square=0(cm)

    the perimeter of the square=20(cm) the perimeter of the square=0(cm)

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