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    This document provides instructions for Lab #2 of an Object Oriented Programming course. Students will create a TrafficLight class with two objects using overloaded constructors, change an object attribute's color, and modify and query a static class attribute's height. The code will call the flash method on one object with overloaded versions, passing durations for off/on phases. For now, public/private keywords can be ignored as the code runs the same. The Java code contains two classes in one file for simplicity, though separating classes into multiple files is better practice.

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    This document provides instructions for Lab #2 of an Object Oriented Programming course. Students will create a TrafficLight class with two objects using overloaded constructors, change an object attribute's color, and modify and query a static class attribute's height. The code will call the flash method on one object with overloaded versions, passing durations for off/on phases. For now, public/private keywords can be ignored as the code runs the same. The Java code contains two classes in one file for simplicity, though separating classes into multiple files is better practice.

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    Lab 2

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    This document provides instructions for Lab #2 of an Object Oriented Programming course. Students will create a TrafficLight class with two objects using overloaded constructors, change an object attribute's color, and modify and query a static class attribute's height. The code will call the flash method on one object with overloaded versions, passing durations for off/on phases. For now, public/private keywords can be ignored as the code runs the same. The Java code contains two classes in one file for simplicity, though separating classes into multiple files is better practice.

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    Object Oriented Programming 1

    Engineering track / 2nd year


    2023-2024

    Lab # 2 : Classes et Objects (1)

    Statement

    You create a first small program in Java, which will have a FeuDeSignalisation class. In the main module,
    it will create two objects of this class, using two overloaded constructors. It will change their color, an
    object attribute, and then query those objects for the value of their static height attribute (a class
    attribute), which it will modify in several ways.

    It will end up executing the flash method on one of these objects, in its three overloaded versions,
    passing as an argument the durations of the off and on phases.

    For now, ignore the presence of the Public and Private keywords, which must be specified. The code
    results in the same result on screen.

    In Java you will write Java code in a single file, although it contains two classes and a much better
    practice is to separate the classes into as many files. You do it here for reasons of ease and simplicity
    given the smallness of the codes presented.

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