Write a java program Weatherjava with 3 private instance var

Write a java program Weather.java with 3 private instance varaibles

1 city

2 temperature

3 sky conditions

The program must have two constructors

no arg constructor(city= \"none\", temp=70, skyconditions = \"sunny\')

an overloaed constructor Assign the city instance variable to the corresponding city parameter but, sky and temp should use setSky and setTemp setter methods.

default is sunny

Methods

Setter and Getter methods for each instance variable

toString method

convert method Fahrenheit to Celsius (C=(F-32)+5.0/9) should be double

method checkConditons temp <32 F should be sunny, cloudy or, snowy and temp>100F should be sunny

Method should have void return and no parameters

Use Driver WeatherDriver.java

import java.util.*;

public class Weather Driver{

public staic void main (String[]args){

Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in);

//Instance weather objects

Weather w1= new Weather(\"Denver\", 30, \"snowy\");

Weather w2= new Weather (\"Tucson\",70,\"sunny\");

//Prompt for w3\'s = city name, temperature and sky conditions

//Output all 3 weather objects using toString() method in Weather

System.out.println(w1);

System.out.println(w2);

}

}

Sample output

What is the city?

London

What is the sky condition (sunny,cloudy,rainy or, snowy)?

cloudy

What is the temperature?

55

Denver

Sky condition: snowy

Temperature: 30.0 degrees F (-1.1 degrees C)

Tucson

Sky Condition: sunny

Temperature: 70.0 degrees F (21.1 degrees C)

Londdon

Sky Condition cloudy

Temperature 55.0 degrees F (12.8 degrees C)

Solution

/*
* The class Weather that represents the object
* of the weather class that contains city, temperature
* and sky conditions.
* */
//Weather.java
public class Weather {

   //instance variables of class
   private String city;
   private double temp;
   private String skyconditions;
  
   //No-argument constructor
   public Weather()
   {
       city=\"none\";
       temp=70;
       skyconditions=\"sunny\";
   }
  
   //parameterized construcotr
   public Weather(String city,
           double temp,
           String skyconditions) {
       setCity(city);
       setTemp(temp);
       setSky(skyconditions);      
   }
  
  
   //Setter methods
   public void setCity(String city){
       this.city=city;
   }
  
   public void setTemp(double temp){
       this.temp=temp;
   }
  
   public void setSky
   (String skyconditions){
       this.skyconditions=skyconditions;
   }
  
   //Getter methods
   public String getCity(){
       return city;
   }
  
   public double getTemp(){
       return temp;
   }
  
   public String getSky(){
       return skyconditions;
   }
  
   public double Fahrenheit2Celsius()
   {
       return ((temp-32.0)*5.0/9.0);
   }
  
  
   //Returns the string representation of the weather object
   @Override
   public String toString() {      
       return String.format(\"%s\ Sky condition:%s\" +
               \"\ Temperature:%5.1f degrees F (%5.1f degrees C)\",
               city,skyconditions,temp,Fahrenheit2Celsius());
   }
  

}

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//Test java program
//WeatherDriver.java
import java.util.*;
public class WeatherDriver{

   public static void main (String[]args){

       Scanner scan = new Scanner (System.in);
       //variable declaration
       String city;
       double temp;
       String skyconditions;
      
       //Instance weather objects

       Weather w1= new Weather(\"Denver\", 30, \"snowy\");

       Weather w2= new Weather (\"Tucson\",70,\"sunny\");
      
       //Create an instance of the Weather
       Weather w3=new Weather();

       //Prompt city name, temperature and sky conditions
       System.out.println(\"What is the city?\");
       city=scan.nextLine();
       System.out.println
       (\"What is the sky condition (sunny,cloudy,rainy or, snowy)?\");
       skyconditions=scan.nextLine();
       System.out.println(\"What is the temperature?\");
       temp=Double.parseDouble(scan.nextLine());
      
       //call setter methods
       w3.setCity(city);
       w3.setSky(skyconditions);
       w3.setTemp(temp);

       //Output all 3 weather objects using toString() method in Weather

       System.out.println(w1);
       System.out.println(w2);
       System.out.println(w3);

   }

}

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Sample Output:

What is the city?
London
What is the sky condition (sunny,cloudy,rainy or, snowy)?
cloudy
What is the temperature?
55
Denver
Sky condition:snowy
Temperature: 30.0 degrees F ( -1.1 degrees C)
Tucson
Sky condition:sunny
Temperature: 70.0 degrees F ( 21.1 degrees C)
London
Sky condition:cloudy
Temperature: 55.0 degrees F ( 12.8 degrees C)