| Story points | 2 |
| Tags | oop skill/oop |
Your directory structure should look like this.
person.js
It is important that you export your class correctly. Include the following line at the end of your person.js file.
module.exports = { Person };
Please name your files and folders like this:
person.py
Person.java
If you would like to add another class with a main function so you can test drive your work then please go ahead.
Your Person class MUST NOT have a main function. If you want to make another class that does have a main function then that is ok.
Create a class called Person.
Your Person class should have the following attributes:
Give your Person class a hello function:
Example usage:
// JavaScript:
const person = new Person({ // Take note of the curly brackets here
name: "Ryan",
age: 30,
gender: "male",
interests: ["being a hardarse", "agile", "SSD hard drives"],
});
const greeting = person.hello();
console.log(greeting);
# Python
person = Person(
name="Ryan",
age=30,
gender="male",
interests=["being a hardarse", "agile", "SSD hard drives"],
)
greeting = person.hello()
print(greeting)
// Java
Person person = new Person(
"Ryan",
30,
"male",
new String[] {"being a hardarse", "agile", "SSD hard drives"}
// note that interests is an array of strings
);
String greeting = person.hello();
System.out.println(greeting);
This should output:
Hello, my name is Ryan, my gender is male and I am 30 years old. My interests are being a hardarse, agile and SSD hard drives.
In other words, the hello function should return a string.
The sentence describing the Person’s interests should have a different format depending on how many interests that person has. Here are a few examples:
My interests are being a hardarse, agile and SSD hard drives.My interests are tea and cake.My interest is puppies.I have no interests.Pay very careful attention to the format of the strings above. Where are the commas? Which ones have an “and”? What other punctuation is there? Learn to pay attention to the fine details.
Make sure that the hello function returns EXACTLY the correct string. The format should match the examples above.
Try to answer the following questions for yourself:
Mark this as Excellent if:
String.format.