Inlab 4: Golf League

Due: Friday 12 February at 6:00 pm

Purpose

• Get more experience with programs involves interacting classes.
• Address type-casting issues.

Partners

This is an individual assignment, though collaboration (not solution sharing) is allowed.

Problem Statement

You will build a program that represents golf teams. To do this, you need two classes. The Player class will represent a golfer and the Team class will represent a golf team. A Player will consist of a name, the number of rounds of golf played, and the total number of shots or score for all of the rounds. A Team will consist of four (exactly four) Players and a team name. You will then build methods that will calculate the round average of the individual players and the overall team. NOTE: Round Average = score / numRounds.

Assignment

• Create a project called Inlab4.
• Copy this code into a class called Driver. As discussed in class last week, you can gain a ton of information about the classes and methods you need to build from this code.
• Correctly implement the methods you need to get the Driver to compile and run. HINT: It may be easiest to have the printStats() method in the Team class (repeatedly) call a printStats() method in the Player class.
• If implemented correctly, your output will look like this.

Submission

By Friday evening at 6:00 pm, submit the files Player.java, and Team.java into the appropriate D2L dropbox folder. DO NOT SUBMIT .class files.

Grading - 10 points

• 4 points - The new classes compile with the provided Driver.
• 2 points - The round average for a player is correctly calculated, in the Player class, using type-casting.
• 2 points - The round average for a team is correctly calculated, in the Team class, using type-casting.
• 1 points - The output looks like the output provided.
• 1 points - Good programming principles are followed (minimal unnecessary code, efficient solution,...).