Status: Not Submitted 5.6.7: Car Class 1 - public class CarTester { FILES public static void main(String[] args) { //Create a car that gets 20 mpg and has a 15 gallon tank //Fill up the gas tank CarTester.java Car.java //Check the miles available //Drive 100 miles //Check the miles available 1/Add 2 gallons to the gas tank //Check the miles available //Try driving more miles than available //Drive 200 miles //Check how much gas you have left //Print total miles driven 27 ? Status: Not Submitted U AWNA 5.6.7: Car Class 1. public class Car { 3 // Start here FILES CarTester.java Car.java You are going to create a Car class to simulate how far a car can drive on a road trip. To do this, you will need to complete both the car and the CarTester classes. For the Car class, you will use the following variables and methods: Instance Variables: private double efficiency // this is miles per gallon private double gas private double tankCapacity private double totalMilesDriven Constructor: public Car(double carEfficiency, double carTankCapacity) Methods: * public void addGas(- this method should fill the car with gas up to the tank capacity. The method should print Filling up ... * public void addGas (double amount) - This should add amount to the tank. If the amount is greater than the capacity, set the ga s to the tank capacity. The method should print 'Adding gas ... * public double getTotalMilesDriven(- returns the number of mi les the car has driven * public void drive(double distance) - checks if car can drive t hat number of miles, and then adds miles to totalMilesDriven and subtracts the amount of gas needed to go those miles. The method should print 'Driving [distance] or, if the distance is too far , it should print 'Can't drive [distance]. That's too far! * public boolean canDrive (double distance) - returns true if the car has gas - returns how many more miles t * public double milesAvailable he car could drive * public double getGas() - returns the amount of gas left In creating both the car and CarTester, be sure to check the sample output to guide your design considerations. You will need to have a conditional statement in the drive method to determine if you can drive the correct In creating both the car and CarTester, be sure to check the sample output to guide your design considerations. You will need to have a conditional statement in the drive method to determine if you can drive the correct distance. Also, make sure you check that you don't over fill the gas tank! Sample Output: Filling up ... Miles available: 300.0 Driving 100.0 Miles available: 200.0 Adding gas ... Miles available: 260.0 Can't drive 1000.0. That's too far! Driving 200.0 Gas remaining: 3.0 Total Miles Driven: 300.0
