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Student Class Constructor Implementation

The document outlines the creation of a Student class with private attributes for student details and two constructors based on whether the student is from NIT or another college. It specifies input handling for user responses, including validation for correct input. Additionally, it describes the implementation of a StudentMain class to test the application with sample input and output scenarios.

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Student Class Constructor Implementation

The document outlines the creation of a Student class with private attributes for student details and two constructors based on whether the student is from NIT or another college. It specifies input handling for user responses, including validation for correct input. Additionally, it describes the implementation of a StudentMain class to test the application with sample input and output scenarios.

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Student Details - Constructor

Create a class Student with the private attributes

int studentId

String studentName, studentAddress, collegeName.

Include appropriate getter methods.

Write 2 constructors for the Student class based on the below assumptions.

Assume most of the students are from “NIT” college. So user has to give input
whether the student is from NIT or not.

If student belongs to NIT, give input as 'yes/YES' and skip input for the attribute
collegeName and create student object with 3-argument constructor to initilze the
values for studentId, studentName and studentAddress and collegeName as “NIT”.

If student belongs to other college, give input as 'no/NO' and get college name
from the user and create student object with 4-argument constructor to initialize
all the values.

Instead of Yes / No, if user enters different input then display 'Wrong Input' and
get the input again. Based on the above assumptions write the necessary
constructors in the Student class.

Write a class StudentMain with the main method and test the application.

Get all the input needed from the main method.

Sample Input 1:

Enter Student's Id:


12
Enter Student's Name:
John
Enter Student's address:
Chennai
Whether the student is from NIT(Yes/No):
NO
Enter the college name:
SVS
Sample Output 1:

Student id:12
Student name:John
Address:Chennai
College name:SVS
Sample Input 2:

Enter Student's Id:


43
Enter Student's Name:
Tom
Enter Student's address:
Coimbatore
Whether the student is from NIT(Yes/No):
y
Wrong Input
Whether the student is from NIT(Yes/No):
yes
Sample Output 2:

Student id:43
Student name:Tom
Address:Coimbatore
College name:NIT

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