[solved]-Task Requirements Instance Variables Every Task Following Instance Variables Aka Attribute Q39084322

Task Requirements

Instance Variables

Every task will have the following instance variables(aka. attributes).

• A description.

• A priority (this will can be any integervalue).

• Whether or not the task is complete.

Constructors

To give the user flexibility in how they create a task,we will provide the following overloaded constructors. Make sure toinitialize ALL instance variables in both methods. Think about thedefault values you will use if a value is not passed as aparameter.

• Task(String description)

• Task(String description, int priority)

toString Method

Write a toString method that will return a Stringrepresenting the state of the task in the following format. If thetask is complete, prepend “[X]” before the description, elseprepend “[ ]”.

Incomplete task output format:

[ ] description, priority

Complete task output format:

[X] description, priority

Getters/Setters (Accessors/Mutators)

Provide getter and setter methods for all of theinstance variables.

• getDescription, setDescription

• getPriority, setPriority

• isComplete, setComplete

TaskMaster Requirements

In your TaskMaster “driver” class, you will test theconstructors and methods of your Task class by creating two Taskinstances.

Task 1

• Use the constructor that takes in a description tocreate a new Task object, named task1.

• Print task1 to verify that your toString method works asexpected.

• Set task1 to complete using the setComplete method andverify the value was set correctly using your isCompletemethod.

• Print task1 again to verify that your toString methodstill works as expected.

Task 2

• Use the constructor that takes in a description andpriority to create a new Task object, named task2 with priority10.

• Print task2 to verify that your toString method works asexpected.

• Change the priority of task2 to 20 using the setPrioritymethod and verify the value was set correctly using yourgetPriority method.

• Print task2 again to verify that your toString methodstill works as expected.

Sample Output

When you are done, your output should look somethinglike the following:

Task 1

[ ] Finish Activity 14, 0

Task 1 is complete: true

[X] Finish Activity 14, 0

Task 2

[ ] Give Tigger a bath, 10

Task 2 priority: 20

[ ] Give Tigger a bath, 20

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