Problem with Coding Java Class

[Bentino]

hello everyone,

I am having an issue with getting my java class coding to complete the task.
Here it is: I'm coding a a Java class called Roadway that meets the following UML specification:

Roadway
-length : double
-numLanes : int
-laneWidth : double
-costFactor : double

+Roadway(initLength:double, initLanes: int)
+setCostFactor(factor:double):void
-surfaceArea():double
+printCost():void

The methods in the above should do the following:
• the constructor should give initial values to the length and numLanes attributes from the
corresponding parameters, and give the laneWidth attribute the value 8.5.
• the setCostFactor method should set the costFactor attribute to the method’s input
parameter value.
• the surfaceArea method should calculate and return the surface area of the road. Note that
this could be calculated as the product of the number of lanes in the road times the width of
one lane times the length of the road.
• the printCost method should print the cost of the road to the screen. You MUST utilize the
surfaceArea method to accomplish this. Note that the cost of the road is just its surface
area times its cost factor.

this is the driver code class:

public class RoadwayDriver
{
/*
Note that this driver class does not have any attributes;
It merely uses object(s) of another class as needed
*/
public static void main(String args[])
{
int myRoadNumLanes; // how wide is our road (in lanes) ?
double myRoadLength, // how long is our road (in feet) ?
costFactor; // how much does a square foot cost?
// we’ll be reading fromt he keyboad, build a Scanner accordingly
Scanner kbd = new Scanner(System.in);

// prompt for and get the road length
System.out.print("Please enter the length of the new road:");
myRoadLength = kbd.nextDouble();

// prompt for and get the number of lanes in the road
System.out.print("Please enter the number of lanes for the new road:");
myRoadNumLanes = kbd.nextInt();

// prompt for and get the cost per square foot
System.out.print("Please enter the cost factor:");
costFactor= kbd.nextDouble();

// build up a roadway object using values read in
Roadway myRoad = new Roadway(myRoadLength, myRoadNumLanes);

// set the roadway’s cost factor from the value read in
myRoad.setCostFactor(costFactor);

// print out the roadway’s cost.
myRoad.printCost();
}
}

Java Code:

public class Roadway 
{
	private double length;
	private int numLanes;
	private double laneWidth;
	private double costFactor;
	private double printCost;
	
public Roadway(double initLength, int initLanes)
{     length = initLength;
      numLanes = initLanes;
      laneWidth = 8.5;
}

public void costFactor(double factor)
{     costFactor = factor;
}

public double getCostFactor()
{     return costFactor;
}


public void setCostFactor(double costFactor)
{     this.costFactor = costFactor;
}

private double surfaceArea()
{     double surfaceArea = length * numLanes * laneWidth;
      return surfaceArea;
}

public void printCost()
{     printCost = (surfaceArea() * costFactor);
}

public double getPrintCost() 
{     return printCost;
}

public void setPrintCost(double printCost) 
{     this.printCost = printCost;
}

when i run the program, the console terminates after "Please enter the cost factor" question so i am unable to get the cost of the roadway.
if anyone could help me as soon as possible, i would really appreciate.
thanks

[santa]

If you put code tags on your code, it will be easier to read and people will be willing to help =)

[Bentino]

Is that a bit easier to read?

[DarrylBurke]

Don't double post the same question. Your other thread has been closed.

Please go through the Forum Rules.

db

[santa]

Is that a bit easier to read?

No, just put code tags .. =)

[Bentino]

db

my mistake, I will remember that for future reference
thanks

[Bentino]

santa

the code tags are in.

thanks

[santa]

when i run the program, the console terminates after "Please enter the cost factor" question so i am unable to get the cost of the roadway.

Well it terminates because it has done whats its supposed to do. The print cost does not print anything ... put a system.out.println in it and it will display the cost.

[Bentino]

Santa

I shall do that yeah!

thank you for the help!