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public class Artist { private int artistID; private String artistName; private char gender; What to do (18 Points): 1. (20) Provide the following: • A fully parameterized constructor. • artistID must be a positive integer. • gender can be either F or M. Set it to F otherwise. • Setter and getter for all attributes. • Make all the necessary changes wherever needed. (5) Add a toString method. • It should return a String similar to the following (You can use the code in the OrderTest.java class to test your code): Artist a1 = new Artist (100, "Demis Roussos", 'M'); Expected Output: Artist ID: 100 Name: Demis Roussos. Gender: MALE

          public class Artist {
private int artistID;
private String artistName;
private char gender;
What to do (18 Points):
1. (20) Provide the following:
• A fully parameterized constructor.
• artistID must be a positive integer.
• gender can be either F or M. Set it to F otherwise.
• Setter and getter for all attributes.
• Make all the necessary changes wherever needed.

(5) Add a toString method.
• It should return a String similar to the following (You can use the code in the
OrderTest.java class to test your code):
Artist a1 = new Artist (100, "Demis Roussos", 'M');

Expected Output:
Artist ID: 100 Name: Demis Roussos. Gender: MALE

public class Artist
private int artistID;
private String artistName;
private char gender;
What to do (18 Points):
1. (20) Provide the following:
• A fully parameterized constructor.
• artistID must be a positive integer.
• gender can be either F or M. Set it to F otherwise.
• Setter and getter for all attributes.
• Make all the necessary changes wherever needed.

(5) Add a toString method.
• It should return a String similar to the following (You can use the code in the
OrderTest.java class to test your code):
Artist a1 = new Artist (100, "Demis Roussos", 'M');

Expected Output:
Artist ID: 100 Name: Demis Roussos. Gender: MALE

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