Practice on creating classesyou will create the FootballPlayer and the Height classesPractice on using information hidingFootballPlayer and Height will have private attributes and provide get/set methodsLearn how to create more complex classesthe FootballPlayer class uses another class, Height as one of its attributesDeliverablesA zipped Java project according to theHow to submit Labs and Assignments guide.O.O. Requirements (these items will be part of your grade)One class, one file. Don't create multiple classes in the same .java fileDon't use static variables and methodsEncapsulation:make sure you protect your class variables and provide access to them through get and set methodsall the classes are required to have a constructor that receivesallthe attributes as parameters and updates the attributes accordinglyall theclasses are required to have an "empty" constructor that receivesnoparameters but updates all the attributes as neededFollowHorstmann's Java Language Coding GuidelinesOrganized in packages (MVC - Model - View - Controller)ContentsStart withthis NetBeans projectDownload this NetBeans projector create one withApp.javaModelModel.javaFootballPlayer.javaHeight.javaFunctionalityThe application App creates a Model objectThe Model classcreates three FootballPlayer objects (one of which uses the "empty" constructor)compares the heights of the two FootballPlayer objects (created with the non-empty constructor)displays a message stating who is the tallestThe classesAppit has themainmethod which is the method that Java looks for and runs to start any applicationit creates an object (an instance) of the Model classModelthis is the class where all the action is going to happenit creates three football players (one of which is a "default") and compares their heights and displays a message stating who is taller or if they are of the same heightthe "default" football player doesn't need to be compared... this is just to test your empty constructormake sure youtestyour application for all the possible casesFootballPlayerhas the following attributesint number;String name;String position;Height height;int weight;String hometown;String highSchool;Heightit is a class (or type) which is used in FootballPlayer defining the type of the attributeheightit has two attributesint feet;int inchesit also has a method that returns a formatted string with feet and inchesfor instance: 5'2"Note: your output should be readable and include the players names and heights. For example "Bartell is taller than Jones. Bartell is 6'9". Jones is 5'11""

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Practice on creating classes
- you will create the FootballPlayer and the Height classes
Practice on using information hiding
- FootballPlayer and Height will have private attributes and provide get/set methods
Learn how to create more complex classes
- the FootballPlayer class uses another class, Height as one of its attributes

Deliverables

A zipped Java project according to theHow to submit Labs and Assignments guide.

O.O. Requirements (these items will be part of your grade)

One class, one file. Don't create multiple classes in the same .java file
Don't use static variables and methods
Encapsulation:make sure you protect your class variables and provide access to them through get and set methods
all the classes are required to have a constructor that receivesallthe attributes as parameters and updates the attributes accordingly
all theclasses are required to have an "empty" constructor that receivesnoparameters but updates all the attributes as needed
FollowHorstmann's Java Language Coding Guidelines
Organized in packages (MVC - Model - View - Controller)

Start withthis NetBeans projectDownload this NetBeans projector create one with
- - App.java
- Model
  - Model.java
  - FootballPlayer.java
  - Height.java

Functionality

The application App creates a Model object
The Model class
- creates three FootballPlayer objects (one of which uses the "empty" constructor)
- compares the heights of the two FootballPlayer objects (created with the non-empty constructor)
- displays a message stating who is the tallest

The classes

App
- it has themainmethod which is the method that Java looks for and runs to start any application
- it creates an object (an instance) of the Model class
Model
- this is the class where all the action is going to happen
- it creates three football players (one of which is a "default") and compares their heights and displays a message stating who is taller or if they are of the same height
- the "default" football player doesn't need to be compared... this is just to test your empty constructor
- make sure youtestyour application for all the possible cases
FootballPlayer
- has the following attributes
  - int number;
  - String name;
  - String position;
  - Height height;
  - int weight;
  - String hometown;
  - String highSchool;
Height
- it is a class (or type) which is used in FootballPlayer defining the type of the attributeheight
- it has two attributes
  - int feet;
  - int inches
- it also has a method that returns a formatted string with feet and inches
  - for instance: 5'2"

Note: your output should be readable and include the players names and heights. For example "Bartell is taller than Jones. Bartell is 6'9". Jones is 5'11""

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Practice on creating classes you will create the FootballPlayer and the Height classes Practice on using information hiding FootballPlayer and Height will have private attributes and provide get/set...

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