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ra1l [238]
3 years ago
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Which guidelines should be used to make formatting tasks more efficient

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aleksklad [387]3 years ago
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“Use pasted text only; this does not keep the original formatting”
denis-greek [22]3 years ago
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Which guidelines should be used to make formatting tasks more efficient
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As EDI helps in making message accurate by decreasing the length and also has beneficial features of maintaining the security and increasing productivity ,hence these factor are not considered as the disadvantage .

Too many standard present in the EDI make the working complex by limiting the processing in the small business as compared with large organization.

 

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Answer:

Here is the corrected code: The screenshot of the program along with its output is attached. The comments are written with each line of the program for better understanding of the code.

CarRental.java

public class CarRental  {  //class name

//below are the data members name, zipcode, size, dFee, days and total

String name;  

int zipcode;

String size;

double dFee;

int days;

double total;  

public String getName()  {  //accessor method to get the name

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public int getZipcode()  { //accessor method to get the zipcode

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public String getSize() {  //accessor method to get the size

return size; }

public int getDays() {  //accessor method to get the days

return days;  }

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     dFee = 29.99;  // sets the dFee to 29.99

  else if(size.charAt(0)=='m')  // checks if the first element (at 0th index) of size data member is m

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public void print()   {  //method to display the total rental fee

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Explanation:

LuxuryCarRental.java

import java.util.*;

public class LuxuryCarRental extends CarRental {  //class LuxuryCarRental that is derived from class CarRental

public LuxuryCarRental(String size, int days) {  // constructor of LuxuryCarRental

super(size);}   //used when a LuxuryCarRental class and CarRental  class has same data members i.e. size

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total = dFee + 200;  //adds 200 to dFee value and assign the resultant value to total variable

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fullsize.calculateTotal();  //calls calculateTotal method of LuxuryCarRental using instance fullsize

fullsize.print(); }} //calls print() method of LuxuryCarRental using instance fullsize      

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