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The final exam used to consist of two separate parts, part 1 and part 2. Due to COVID and the use of Honorlock, part 1 and part 2 are merged into one exam. You have the same amount of exam time, a total of 120 minutes, but only one submission.  In the past, each part took most of the students an average of 60 minutes to complete.  Please use time wisely.

Given the following program segment: Specify exactly what is output in the blanks below, one line in each blank. If nothing will appear on a line, type No output in that blank.[l1] [l2] [l3]

Minard’s Visualization Of Napoleon’s 1812 March on Russia is widely considered one of the “best statistical drawings ever created.” Why is that?

Programs must be carefully designed before they are written. What are the programming designing tools have you learned throughout this course?  (4 points) Give examples of how you would use them? (4 points)

Match the descriptions best describing the relationship between the participating classes using an object-oriented approach.

//(optional) import java.util.Scanner; public class JokeOnlyProgrammersUnderstand {              public static void main(String [] args ) {                 Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);                 System.out.println(“What’s your idea of a perfect date?”);                  String yourAnswer = scan.nextLine();  

Extra points for the last question, answer it here: Write out the Java code to implement the design of the question above.  You will NOT get the extra points if you didn’t have the correct design! You will NOT lose points if you didn’t answer this portion.

A type of method that is called when an object is instantiated is called a(n) [l1]. It establishes the object and usually initializes the attributes.

What does it mean when an attribute of a class has a private level of access?

Part 2 of this exam requires three submissions. Submissions: The class diagram (15 points) The class program in Java (26 points) The application program in Java (19 points) Instructions: To complete submission 1, You MUST create a table using the Canvas Editor (space below)  How to create a table using Canvas Editor (space below): Move your mouse over the icon that looks like a table. When you hover your mouse on top, it will show “Table”. Click on the icon. Move the mouse up or down to hover over the “Table”, then move towards the right, you should be able to draw a table of the desired number of rows and columns (cells will be highlighted in blue). Use the table for the diagram. To complete submission 2 and 3, you will be asked to write two Java programs. You may use the Canvas Editor (space below) to type your Java programs.  Besides following Java Syntax rules, be sure to use indentation to make your programs readable. Apply the best programming style.