Efficient logic when you write the program

Efficient logic when you write the program

Write a class called Assignment Five with the following methods. All input and output on the command line NO dialog boxes. Remember to use the most efficient logic when you write the program.

• main method: do exactly the following, no more and no less
  • say hi from your full name
  • skip a line, say PART ONE, then skip a line
    • call the hot Or Cold Outside method
  • skip a line, say PART TWO, then skip a line
    • ask the user what his name is
    • assign the user’s name to variable of type String called my Name
    • ask the user what his body temperature is
    • assign the number entered by the user to a variable of type double named myTemperature
    • call the determineFever method, sending it the value of the variables myName and myTemperature
  • skip a line, say PART THREE, then skip a line
    • ask the user what the water temperature is (whole numbers only)
    • assign the number entered by the user to a variable of type int named liquidTemperature
    • call the isBoiling method, sending it the value of the variableliquidTemperature
    • assign the boolean value returned from isBoiling method to a variable named boiling
    • if boiling is true, say “The water is boiling. Be careful.”
    • if boiling is false, say “The water is not boiling. A watched pot never boils.”
  • skip a line, say bye from your full name, then skip a line
• hot Or Cold Outside method
  • this method takes no arguments and has no return value
  • inside this method
    • ask the user what the temperature is outside
    • if it is 80 or above, say “It is very hot outside.”
    • if it is greater than or equal to 60 and less than 80 say “It is very nice outside”
    • if it is below 60 say “It is very cold outside.”
• determine Fever method
  • this method has two parametesr: a String called yourName and adouble, named bodyTemperature
  • this method returns nothing
  • this method says “Hello ____, you have a fever. Take some aspirin.” if the value of the variable bodyTemperature is above 98.6
    • Fill in the blank with the value of the variable yourName
  • if the bodyTemperature is less than or equal to 98.6, say “Hello ___, you have no fever. You may go to the movies.”
    • Fill in the blank with the value of the variable yourName
• is Boiling method
  • this method has one parameter: an int, named waterTemperature
  • this method returns a boolean
  • this method determines if the value of the variable waterTemperatureis boiling
    • if the water is boiling, the method returns true
    • if the water is not boiling, the method returns false
  • water boils at 212 (so 212 or greater is boiling)
• Test your program thoroughly
• Draw memoryfor the entire program, showing memory for all variables used
  • use whatever user input you would like
  • Be sure to draw the “chinese wall” between the parts of memory for each method
  • draw memory using the methodology we have been using in class