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Learning Profile for Assignment #2, And Question #5
Name: Mo Khan
Student ID: 3431709
1. Problem Statement:
Create three classes: `Village`, `Citizen`, and `ComputeIntellect`.
The `Village` class has an instance variable called `numberOfCitizens` and
an array that holds a maximum of 100 `Citizen` objects.
The Citizen class has `citizenId` and `educationalQualification` as instance variables.
The `ComputeIntellect` class has a `distributionOfQualification()` method.
Create 100 Citizen objects using citizenId for the range 1 to 100.
Randomly generate the educational qualification in the range 1 to 4, where
1. high school
1. undergraduate
1. postgraduate
1. doctorate
Store these 100 objects in a Village object using an array – any array of your choice.
The `distributionOfQualification()` method loops through the 100 objects and counts
the number of citizens corresponding to each of the four educational qualifications.
1. Description of the Code:
The code has 3 classes. The entry point into the console application is
in the `Village` class. I chose to store the citizens of the village in
a generic `ArrayList<T>`.
1. Errors and Warnings:
This program does not accept any user input.
1. Sample Input and Output:
```bash
$ mvn package
$ java -cp target/assignment2*.jar ca.mokhan.comp268.App 5
Welcome to the village
The village has 100 citizens
23 citizens have a doctorate
25 citizens have a post graduate degree
33 citizens have a under graduate degree
19 citizens have a high school diploma
```
1. Discussion:
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