(1) Write a class called Book having the following data members: title (String), author1 (String), author2(String), publisher (String), yearPublication (int), isbn (String), accessionNum (long), issuedTo (LibMember). Include following public methods in the class: Default constructor (without any parameters), constructor with 6 parameters (except for issuedTo - initialize issuedTo to null), set and get methods for all attributes, equals and toString. NOTE: The ISBN is a unique 13 digit number assigned by the publisher. It is like barcode. AS there can be multiple copies of a book in a library, the libraries assign a unique number, called accession number, to every book in the library to keep track of the books in the library. Assume that accession number starts from 1001.
(1) Write a class called Book having the following data members: title (String), author1 (String), author2(String), publisher (String), yearPublication (int), isbn (String), accessionNum (long), issuedTo (LibMember). Include following public methods in the class: Default constructor (without any parameters), constructor with 6 parameters (except for issuedTo - initialize issuedTo to null), set and get methods for all attributes, equals and toString. NOTE: The ISBN is a unique 13 digit number assigned by the publisher. It is like barcode. AS there can be multiple copies of a book in a library, the libraries assign a unique number, called accession number, to every book in the library to keep track of the books in the library. Assume that accession number starts from 1001.
(1) Write a class called Book having the following data members: title (String), author1 (String), author2(String), publisher (String), yearPublication (int), isbn (String), accessionNum (long), issuedTo (LibMember). Include following public methods in the class: Default constructor (without any parameters), constructor with 6 parameters (except for issuedTo - initialize issuedTo to null), set and get methods for all attributes, equals and toString. NOTE: The ISBN is a unique 13 digit number assigned by the publisher. It is like barcode. AS there can be multiple copies of a book in a library, the libraries assign a unique number, called accession number, to every book in the library to keep track of the books in the library. Assume that accession number starts from 1001.
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