Instructions: Write a program that calculates the amount of ingredients needed for various flavors of cheesecake. CheeseCakeV1 folder. CheeseCakeTesterV1 folder. Create a 07.02 Assignment project in the Mod07 Assignments folder.
Carefully read the instructions before you attempt the assignment.
You will benefit from writing a pseudocode algorithm and a class diagram before you actually start writing code.
Use the CheeseCakeV1.java and CheeseCakeTesterV1.java files provided.
The program should be written in OOP format. An ArrayList filled with objects of the CheeseCake class is needed as part of the design.
Initialize all private instance variables in the provided constructor shown below.
Your program should include the following methods:
public void calcTotalServings()
public void calcCreamCheese()
public void calcSugar()
public void calcVanila()
Values to be used in the calculations can be reviewed in the Background Information section below.
Add records for at least six cheesecakes to the ArrayList. A sample set of values could be: Blueberry, 4. This represents 4 blueberry flavored cheesecakes.
Print the results in a user-friendly format (see expected output).
Background Information:
Cheesecakes are a very versatile dessert! Making a "base batter" affords you the opportunity to make a variety of cake "flavors" by either changing toppings or mixing the extra ingredient in with the batter. Some unusual combinations are quite tasty.
A basic 9-inch cheesecake serves 16 people and has the following ingredients:
32 ounces of cream cheese
1/3 cup of sugar
1 teaspoon of Vanilla flavoring
Before you try to write any calculation statements, make sure you can reproduce with a calculator the results shown in the expected output.
Expected Output: When your program runs correctly, you should see output similar to the following screenshot:
All of it should be in java

all of it should be java

Explanation:CheeseCakeV1 folder. CheeseCakeTesterV1 folder.Create a 07.02 Assignment project in the Mod07 Assignments folder.

Carefully read the instructions before you attempt the assignment.

You will benefit from writing a pseudocode algorithm and a class diagram before you actually start writing code.

Use the CheeseCakeV1.java and CheeseCakeTesterV1.java files provided.

The program should be written in OOP format. An ArrayList filled with objects of the CheeseCake class is needed as part of the design.

Initialize all private instance variables in the provided constructor shown below.

Your program should include the following methods:

public void calcTotalServings()

public void calcCreamCheese()

public void calcSugar()

public void calcVanila()

Values to be used in the calculations can be reviewed in the Background Information section below.

Add records for at least six cheesecakes to the ArrayList. A sample set of values could be: Blueberry, 4. This represents 4 blueberry flavored cheesecakes.

Print the results in a user-friendly format (see expected output).

Background Information:

Cheesecakes are a very versatile dessert! Making a "base batter" affords you the opportunity to make a variety of cake "flavors" by either changing toppings or mixing the extra ingredient in with the batter. Some unusual combinations are quite tasty.

A basic 9-inch cheesecake serves 16 people and has the following ingredients:

32 ounces of cream cheese

1/3 cup of sugar

1 teaspoon of Vanilla flavoring

Before you try to write any calculation statements, make sure you can reproduce with a calculator the results shown in the expected output.

Expected Output: When your program runs correctly, you should see output similar to the following screenshot:

All of it should be in java

a) click on any cells in the range of data

b) click the data

c) click sort& filter group, click sort

d) select the column to sort by and then select a sort order

e) select the next column to sort by and select the sort order

f) click ok