
Explanation of Solution
Program:
Modification of “set()” method in listing 6.16:
File name: Money.java
//Define the class
public class Money
{
/*Refers the textbook of Listing 6.16*/
//Define the set() method
public void set(String amountString)
{
//Declare the required variables
String dollarsString;
String centsString;
/*Call trim() method to trim the leading and trailing whitespace and assign the string to "amountString" argument. */
amountString = amountString.trim( );
/*Check whether the string index "0" is equal to "$". */
if (amountString.charAt(0) == '$')
/*Call substring() to remove the "$" and then assign it. */
amountString = amountString.substring(1);
/*Call trim() method to trim the leading and trailing whitespace and assign the string to "amountString" argument. */
amountString = amountString.trim( );
//Declare and initialize with point location
int pointLocation = amountString.indexOf(".");
/*Check whether the point location is less than "0". */
if (pointLocation < 0)
{
//Set the cents and dollars
cents = 0;
dollars = Long.parseLong(amountString);
}
//Otherwise, executes the else part
else
{
/*Set the dollar string by calling the substring() method. */
dollarsString = amountString.substring(0, pointLocation);
/*Set the cents string by calling the substring() method. */
centsString = amountString.substring(pointLocation + 1);
/*Check whether the cents length is less than or equal to "1". */
if (centsString...
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