Clothing

The Clothing class describes an article of clothing in terms of

• its name
• the number of times it can be worn before it is considered dirty
• how many times it has been worn since last being washed

A pair of clean jeans might be instantiated as:

Clothing jeans = new Clothing("blue jeans",3,0);

meaning that the "blue jeans" can be worn three times without washing before we'll consider them dirty, and are currently washed and unworn.

Write the Clothing class, and include accessor and mutator methods that allow someone to wear and wash an article of clothing.

Write a ClothingTester that creates a few pieces of clothing and demonstrates how they can be manipulated.

Extension 1

Write a Shirt class that inherits from the Clothing class. The Shirt class has an additional boolean parameter, shortsleeves. The Shirt class also has a method, hasShortSleeves.

Extension 2

Write an additional class of your own choosing that inherits from Clothing, along with methods as appropriate.

Extension 3

Write a Wardrobe class that maintains a list of Clothing objects. Then write a WardrobeRunner main program that demonstrates how the Wardrobe class can be used to manipulate the clothing objects.