onsider a class ScienceFairProjectRating that will be used to help judge a science fair project. It will use the class RatingScore described in the previous exercise. The attributes for the new class are
• The name of the project
• A unique identification string for the project
• The name of the person
• A rating for the creative ability (max. 30)
• A rating for the scientific thought (max. 30)
• A rating for thoroughness (max. 15)
• A rating for technical skills (max. 15)
• A rating for clarity (max. 10)
It will have methods to
• Get the number of judges
• Get all the ratings for a particular project
• Return the total of the ratings for a particular project
• Return the maximum total rating possible
• Return a string showing a project’s rating in a format suitable for display
a. Write a method heading for each method.
b. Write preconditions and postconditions for each method.
c. Write some Java statements that test the class.
d. Implement the class.
a) ```
public void rateProject()
public int totalRating()
public int maxRating()
public String getRatingString()
```
b)
public void rateProject()
Precondition: none.
Postcondition: Ratings were obtained from the user for each category and then set.
public int totalRating()
Precondition: none.
Postcondition: The total of the ratings in each category was returned.
public int maxRating()
Precondition: none.
Postcondition: The maximum possible total rating over all categories was returned.
public String getRatingString()
Precondition: none.
Postcondition: A string in a nice format that shows the rating of the project.
c&d)
See the code in ScienceFairProjectRating.java.
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