StockHolding
Write a class StockHolding. The purpose of a StockHolding object is to represent a single stock in someone's investment portfolio. The StockHolding class has the following specification:
instance variable of type String for the ticker symbol of the stock instance variable of type int for the number of shares held instance variable of type double for the initial price of one share instance variable of type double for the current price of one share constructor StockHolding(String ticker, int numberShares, double initialPrice) // current share price is initialized to the same value as initialPrice accessors String getTicker() int getShares() double getInitialSharePrice() double getCurrentSharePrice() double getInitialCost() // number of shares * initial price double getCurrentValue() // number of shares * current price double getCurrentProfit() // number of shares * (current price - initial price) String toString() // returns "stock , shares bought at , current price mutators void setCurrentSharePrice(double sharePrice)
Below is class StockHoldingMain that contains main() method that should be used to test your program.
public class StockHoldingMain {
public static void main(String[] args) {
StockHolding apple = new StockHolding("AAPL", 19, 103.97);
StockHolding ibm = new StockHolding("IBM", 10, 160.8);
StockHolding oracle = new StockHolding("ORCL", 25, 40.76);
System.out.println("apple initial cost: " + apple.getInitialCost());
System.out.println("ibm initial cost: " + ibm.getInitialCost());
System.out.println("oracle initial cost: " + oracle.getInitialCost());
apple.setCurrentSharePrice(105.5);
ibm.setCurrentSharePrice(150.1);
oracle.setCurrentSharePrice(45.5);
System.out.println("apple profit: " + apple.getCurrentProfit());
System.out.println("ibm profit: " + ibm.getCurrentProfit());
System.out.println("oracle profit: " + oracle.getCurrentProfit());
System.out.println(apple.toString());
System.out.println(ibm.toString());
System.out.println(oracle.toString());
}
}