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Jump to level 1 In the Customer class, complete the public method definition for setName() with the string parameter customName. Ex: If the input is 15 Carlos, then the output is: Age: 15 Name: Carlos 1 public class Customer { 2 private int age; 3 private String name; 4 5 public void setAge(int customAge) { 6 age = customAge; 7 } 8 public void setName(int customName) 9 /* Your code goes here */ { 10 name = customName; 11 } 12 13 public int getAge() { 14 return age; 15 } Customer.java CustomerInfo.java 

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In the Customer class, complete the public method definition for setName() with the string parameter customName.
Ex: If the input is 15 Carlos, then the output is:
Age: 15
Name: Carlos
1 public class Customer {
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private int age;
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private String name;
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public void setAge(int customAge) {
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age = customAge;
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}
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public void setName(int customName)
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/* Your code goes here */ {
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name = customName;
11
}
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public int getAge() {
14
return age;
15
}
Customer.java
CustomerInfo.java
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Jump to level 1 In the Customer class, complete the public method definition for setName() with the string parameter customName. Ex: If the input is 15 Carlos, then the output is: Age: 15 Name: Carlos 1 public class Customer 2 private int age; 3 private String name; 4 5 public void setAge(int customAge) 6 age = customAge; 7 8 public void setName(int customName) 9 /* Your code goes here */ 10 name = customName; 11 12 13 public int getAge() 14 return age; 15 Customer.java CustomerInfo.java

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Jump to level 1 In the Customer class, complete the public method definition for setName() with the string parameter customName. Ex: If the input is 15 Carlos, then the output is: Age: 15 Name: Carlos public class Customer { private int age; private String name; public void setAge(int customAge) { age = customAge; } public void setName(String customName) { name = customName; } public int getAge() { return age; } Jump to level 1 In the Customer class, complete the public method definition for setName() with the string parameter customName. Ex: If the input is 15 Carlos, then the output is: Age: 15 Name: Carlos public class Customer { private int age; private String name; public void setAge(int customAge) { age = customAge; } public void setName(String customName) { name = customName; } public int getAge() { return age; }
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00:01 Hello, here we are with the answers to the given question.
00:02 Let's start the discussion.
00:04 In this context, we are dealing with several scenarios.
00:09 The first scenario is to test.
00:11 So to test, we do have to deal with the customer class, the code in the main class.
00:19 So go for the command public static void.
00:25 And this would give the main command is equal to create new customer object.
00:42 You can call read input method also here.
00:47 Also you could go for the write output method.
00:52 Secondly, we deal with add.
00:56 Here in order to add also we have to go for the methods and the methods that we have to give here would involve private boolean.
01:07 Private boolean has same name...
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