CHAPTER 5
Making Decisions
Create a method that accepts two Event objects and returns the larger one based on the number of guests. (If the Events have the same number of guests, you can return either object.) Call this method three times - once with each pair of instantiated Events - and display the event number and number of guests for each argument, as well as the event number and number of guests for the larger Event.
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Save the file as EventDemo.java
2.a. Sammy's Seashore Supplies rents beach equipment such as kayaks, canoes, beach chairs, and umbrellas to tourists. In Chapters 3 and 4, you created a Rental class for the company.
Now, make the following change to the class:
Currently, a rental price is calculated as $40 per hour plus $1 for each minute over a full hour. This means that a customer who rents equipment for 41 or more minutes past an hour pays more than a customer who waits until the next hour to return the equipment. Change the price calculation so that a customer pays $40 for each full hour and $1 for each extra minute up to and including 40 minutes.
Save the file as Rental.java
b. In Chapter 4, you modified the RentalDemo class to demonstrate a Rental object. Now, modify that class again as follows:
Instantiate three Rental objects and prompt the user for values for each object. Display the details for each object to verify that the new price calculation works correctly.
Create a method that accepts two Rental objects and returns the one with the longer rental time. (If the Rentals have the same time, you can return either object.) Call this method three times - once with each pair of instantiated Rentals - and display the contract number and time in hours and minutes for each argument, as well as the contract number of the longer Rental.
Save the file as RentalDemo.java
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