The vacation program will need to prompt a user several different options for the user to pick from. This will be executed in the Menu class. You will create a menu class for several objects that you have not created as of yet along with the Hotel and Guest classes. You will also create a class called Vacation that will contain a main method that will run your program.
Menu Requirements:
The Menu class will be created in a package called userPackage
Constructor
- The constructor will call a method named display
Methods
display method
- Create a method called display that will have print statements asking the following
- enter guest information
- enter hotel information
- enter airline information
- enter rental car information
- This method needs to call the corresponding method based on the user selection
- This method needs to run in a loop until the user wants to quit
- When the user quits, the information that was entered needs to be displayed to the console.
hotel method
- This method will use the Hotel class to enter the information provided
guest method
- This method will use the Guest class to enter the information provided
Create empty methods for airline method and rental car method
Create instance variables as needed
Create a class called Vacation
This class will be contained in the same userPackage
This class will only have one method called main. In main, you will create an object of Menu. That is all that will be contained in main.
Running your code:
For the first time, you will be able to run your code. Please execute the code and perform the following:
- Enter a guest with the name Blaze Storm, credit card number - 123847952, vacation days - 4
- Enter a hotel information with hotel name - Four Seasons, amount of rooms - 400
- The console should print this information when the user quits the menu.
Video Walkthru
I have created a video walkthru of the assignment. Please follow the video to complete the assignment.Submit the Menu.java file and the Vacation.java file. Submit a word document or PDF that contains a screenshot of the console with the code executed.