Question

public class Bicycle {

// Instance variables (fields)
private String ownerName;
private int licenseNumber;

// Constructor
public Bicycle( String name, int license ) {
ownerName = name;
   licenseNumber = license;
}

// Returns the name of the bicycle's owner
public String getOwnerName( ) {

return ownerName;
}

// Assigns the name of the bicycle's owner
public void setOwnerName( String name ) {

ownerName = name;
}

// Returns the license number of the bicycle
public int getLicenseNumber( ) {

return licenseNumber;
}

// Assigns the license number of the bicycle
public void setLicenseNumber( int license ) {

licenseNumber = license;
}

}
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public class BicycleTest {

public static void main( String[] args ) {

       // Declare 1 Bicycle reference variable - do NOT initialize

       // Declare 1 String reference variable for the owner's name
       // Do NOT initialize

       // Declare 1 integer variable for a license number
       // Do NOT initialize

       // Assign your full name and a license number to the String and
       // integer variables (initialize the variables)

       // Initialize the Bicycle reference variable by calling the
       // Bicycle class constructor to create a Bicycle object. Use
       // the variables you created as arguments to the constructor

   // Output the owner's name and license number in printf statements
       // using the Bicycle reference variable and the get methods.
       // You must label the output.
       // For example: bike.getOwnerName()

       // Change the owner's name to Albert Einstein using setOwnerName

       // Output the owner's name and license number again in printf statements
       // using the Bicycle reference variable and the get methods.
       // You must label the output.
      
      
       // Output "Programmed by Your Full Name" substituting your full name

}
}

Answer 1

public class BicycleTest {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // Declare 1 Bicycle reference variable - do NOT initialize
        Bicycle bike;

        // Declare 1 String reference variable for the owner's name
        // Do NOT initialize
        String ownerName;


        // Declare 1 integer variable for a license number
        // Do NOT initialize
        int licenseNumber;


        // Assign your full name and a license number to the String and
        // integer variables (initialize the variables)
        ownerName = "Ronaldo";
        licenseNumber = 7;


        // Initialize the Bicycle reference variable by calling the
        // Bicycle class constructor to create a Bicycle object. Use
        // the variables you created as arguments to the constructor
        bike = new Bicycle(ownerName, licenseNumber);


        // Output the owner's name and license number in printf statements
        // using the Bicycle reference variable and the get methods.
        // You must label the output.
        // For example: bike.getOwnerName()
        System.out.printf("Owner name: %s, License number: %d\n", bike.getOwnerName(), bike.getLicenseNumber());


        // Change the owner's name to Albert Einstein using setOwnerName
        bike.setOwnerName("Albert Einstein");

        // Output the owner's name and license number again in printf statements
        // using the Bicycle reference variable and the get methods.
        // You must label the output.
        System.out.printf("Owner name: %s, License number: %d\n", bike.getOwnerName(), bike.getLicenseNumber());

        // Output "Programmed by Your Full Name" substituting your full name
        System.out.println("Programmed by Cristiano ronaldo");
    }
}