Anna Ivashkevich CISY 105 Project 2 Overview A Landscaper has two Service Levels for landscaping: S=Standard and P=Premium. The costs are calculated differently:  The cost of the Standard Service...

Anna Ivashkevich
CISY 105
Project 2
Overview
A Landscaper has two Service Levels for landscaping: S=Standard and P=Premium. The costs are calculated differently:
 The cost of the Standard Service Level( S ) is $9,865.34 per acre(prorated).
Example: at the Standard Service Level, a 1.5 acre lot is 1.5*9,865.34 = $14,798.01
 The cost of the Premium Service Level( P ) is $15, XXXXXXXXXXprorated) for up to an acre. When a lot is over an acre the price is $15,975.75 for the first acre and $21,999.98 per acre (prorated) beyond 1.
Example: at the Premium Service Level, a 1.5 acre lot is XXXXXXXXXX*$15, XXXXXXXXXX*$21,999.98 = $26,975.74
Technical Overview
For this Project you will be writing the class LandscapingService in a LandscapingService.java file per the UML and descriptions. To test the class, you will use a test program provided by the instructor:
LandscapingServiceDemoLoop.java which is in Lion’s Den. NOTE: You do NOT change this module…. it works so your class must fit with this main!
LandscapingService
    LandscapingService
    -serviceLevel : cha
-acreage : double
    + LandscapingService ( newServiceLevel : char, newAcreage: double )
+getAcreage( ) : double
+getServiceLevel( ):cha
+setAcreage( newAcreage: double ) : void
+setServiceLevel( newServiceLevel : char ) : void
+cost( ) : double
+toString( ) : String
The class LandscapingService has two attributes(fields): serviceLevel [ a char ] and acreage [ a double ].
The LandscapingService should have the following:
 Two fields, serviceLevel a char and acreage a double
 Constructor which receives a char for the service level, and a double for acreage
 Getters: getAcreage( ),and getServiceLevel( )
· Setters: setAcreage( ),and setServiceLevel( )
 cost( ) will calculate the cost based on service level and acreage - (note the numbers XXXXXXXXXXand the XXXXXXXXXXand the XXXXXXXXXXcan be hardcoded in the formulas as opposed to using constants)
 toString( ) that returns a string with serviceLevel, acreage, and cost( )
[ Note: tester does not use toString() ]
Tester Program:
On Canvas there is a tester, LandscapingServiceDemoLoop.java. It will instantiate/change an object and compare the cost returned to an expected value.
Sample Output from LandscapingServiceDemoLoop.java
[S,0.25] Level S Acr.: 0.25 Exp: 2, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 2,466.34
[S,1.00] Level S Acr.: 1.00 Exp: 9, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 9,865.34
[S,1.25] Level S Acr.: 1.25 Exp: 12, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 12,331.68
[S,1.50] Level S Acr.: 1.50 Exp: 14, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 14,798.01
[P,0.25] Level P Acr.: 0.25 Exp: 3, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 3,993.94
[P,1.00] Level P Acr.: 1.00 Exp: 15, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 15,975.75
[P,1.25] Level P Acr.: 1.25 Exp: 21, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 21,475.75
[P,1.50] Level P Acr.: 1.50 Exp: 26, XXXXXXXXXXAc: 26,975.74
Grading Ru
ic:
LandscapingService class
 comment in code up top with name (2 points)
 Two fields, serviceLevel a char and acreage a double (4 points)
 Constructor that receives 2 parameters (6 points)
 2 getters (5 points each for a total of 10 points)
 2 Setters (7 points each for a total of 14 points)
 cost( ) method (20 points)
 toString( ) method (10 points)
 Javadoc comments for constructor, setters, getters, cost() and toString() methods (21 points)
 following convention for class names and variable names (5 points)
 indenting (8 points)
 -3 points if it doesn’t compile and -1 point for each syntax e
or
Late and Cheating Policies
See the syllabus for the Late Policy (-10pts day) and the Cheating Policy (don’t cheat)
Submitting the Project
Submit LandscapingService.java on Canvas.