Basketball Players The Basketballplayer class was created so that we can track different stats. It was designed to add players then add a game's statistics and report out Take a few minutes to check out the Basketb]11Player class. Note how you can construct a Basketballplayer and how you can add a game's statistics. Your task: • Create two basketball players, one with a team, one without a team. • Add at least 4 games to each player • Print out the player's name, their statistics, and then print the object Sample Output: Lebron James Stats: Points per game: 26.5 Assists per game: 130. LeBron James averages 28.5 points per game. Michael Jordan stats: Points per game: S Assists per game: 125 Michael Jordan averages 30 points per game. public static void main(String[] args) { //Start here Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("Enter player 1 with team"); String name = input.nextLine(); Basketballplayer the = new Basketballplayer(name); the.addGame(12, 67); the.addGame(15, 18); the.addGame(92, 54); the.addGame (65, 14); the.printPPG(); the.printAPG(); I System.out.println("Enter player 2 w/o team"); String name2 = input.nextLine(); Basketballplayer who = new Basketballplayer (name); who.addGame(1, 2); who.addGame( 34, 45); who addGame(23, 32); who addGame( 23, 83); who.print PPG; who.printAPGO; 2.5.7: Basketball Players Save Submit Continue public class BasketballPlayer { /* This class is complete. Take a look around * to make sure you understand how to use it, * but you do not need to make changes. */ private string name; private String team; private int totalPoints; private int totalAssists; private int gamesPlayed; public BasketballPlayer(string player Name, string currentTeam) { name = player Name; team = current Team; totalPoints = 0; gamesPlayed = 0; 3 public BasketballPlayer (String player Name) { W this is a shortcut to calling the other constructor // in this class. We will see more of this' in a later 1/ unit, but it is shown here as a best practice. this(player Name, "no team"); } public void addGame(int points, int assists) { totalPoints += points; totalAssists + assists; gamesPlayed ++; } public void printPPG() { system.out.print("Points per game: "); system.out.println((double) totalPoints / gamesplayed); 6 7 9 -0 1 12 3. 14 public void printAP() { System.out.print("Assists per game: "); System.out.println(double) totalAssists / gamesPlayed); ) public string tostring() { "averages + ((double) totalPoints / gamesPlayed) return name + points per game. con WN
