1.You will write 4 Java class files - FootballPlayer.java, OffensivePlayer.java,

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1.You will write 4 Java class files - FootballPlayer.java, OffensivePlayer.java, DefensivePlayer.java, and QuarterBack.java.

2.You will also be using a TestFootBallPlayer.java file that you can download here.

3.The following are the specifications for the FootballPlayer class:
Instance variables name(String), gamesPlayed(int), and numberOfInjuries(int)
A constructor that takes 3 arguments (String, int, and int) and sets the instance variables accordingly
Methods include all getters and setters (accessors and mutators) as well as a display() method with no return type that outputs the FootballPlayer's information

4. The following are the specifications for the OffensivePlayer class:
This class should inherit from the FootballPlayer class
Instance variables are totalYards(int), numberOfTDs(int)
A constructor that takes 5 arguments (String, int, int, int, and int) and sets the instance variables accordingly
Methods include all getters and setters as well as a display() method with no return type that outputs the OffensivePlayer's information (should call the super display method as well)

5. The following are the specifications for the DefensivePlayer class:
This class should inherit from the FootballPlayer class
Instance variables are numberOfInterceptions(int), numberOfTackles(int)
A constructor that takes 5 arguments (String, int, int, int, and int) and sets the instance variables accordingly
Methods include all getters and setters as well as a display() method with no return type that outputs the DefensivePlayer's information (should call the super display method as well)

6. The following are the specifications for the QuarterBack class:
This class should inherit from the OffensivePlayer class
Instance variables are interceptionsThrown(int), completionPercentage(double)
A constructor that takes 7 arguments (String, int, int, int, int, int, double), i.e., the five arguments for OffensivePlayer plus two more for the QuarterBack’s instance variables ,and sets the instance variables accordingly
Methods include all getters and setters as well as a display() method with no return type that outputs the QuarterBack's information (should call the super display method as well)

7. Once all of these classes have been written you should download TestFootballPlayer.java and test that your classes have been written correctly.

Assuming you have written everything correctly, your output should look like this (if your software “fails” anything, or the output at the bottom is different, something is incorrect in your code and you must fix it):

Welcome to the Football Player Program.

Creating FootballPlayer...Passed
Creating OffensivePlayer...Passed
Creating DefensivePlayer...Passed
Creating QuarterBack...Passed

Changing name of player1...Passed
Changing name of player2...Passed
Changing name of player3...Passed
Changing name of player4...Passed

Changing games played of player1...Passed
Changing total yards of player2...Passed
Changing number of tackles of player3...Passed
Changing number of Interceptions thrown of player4...Passed

Printing Player Information:
Name: Jim
Games Played: 234
Number Of Injuries: 8

Name: John
Games Played: 128
Number Of Injuries: 3
Total Yards: 1300
Number Of Touchdowns: 14

Name: Jack
Games Played: 56
Number Of Injuries: 2
Number Of Interceptions: 3
Number Of Tackles: 71

Name: Bert
Games Played: 336
Number Of Injuries: 13
Total Yards: 1300
Number Of Touchdowns: 14
Interceptions Thrown: 29
Completion Percentage: 54.5

Thank you for using this program. Goodbye.

Explanation / Answer

this follows the requirements EXACTLY - but I don't have the test class to make sure so here are the classes - give them a good read and copy-paste them onto notepad, understand them well before you integrate them with your project. Run the TestFootballPlayer.java test on them and let me know if something goes wrong - better yet, send the test java file you downloaded to my inbox and tell me what the errors are if any.
I added basic comments for everything written, good muck :)

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