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Implementation of the derived class “BulkDiscount”:
The implementation of the “BulkDiscount” class derived from the “DiscountPolicy” abstract class is given below:
- • Declare the “min”, and “percentOff” variables.
- • Define the constructor.
- ○ Set the values to the declared variables.
- • Define the “computeDiscount” method.
- ○ If the purchase count is less than minimum, then calculate the “discount” value.
- ○ Otherwise make “discount” as 0.
- • Finally return the “discount” value.
- • Define the main method.
- ○ Create an object for the “BulkDiscount” class.
- ○ Call the “computeDiscount” method with different parameters and display the output.
The creation of the abstract class “DiscountPolicy” is given below:
- • Declare the abstract method “computeDiscount” along with the two parameters “count” and “itemCost”.
- ○ This method compute and return the discount for the purchase of a given number of single item.
Program:
Filename: BulkDicount.java
//definition of "BulkDiscount" class
public class BulkDiscount extends DiscountPolicy
{
//declare the required variables
private int mini;
private double percentOff;
//definition of constructor
public BulkDiscount(int minimum, double percent)
{
//set the value
mini = minimum;
percentOff = percent;
}
//definition of "computeDiscount " class
public double computeDiscount(int count, double itemCost)
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