1) Write a program in Java that has 2 attributes (type double) latitude and longitude, initialize the longitude of GeoPoint object
with a constructor and set it up to 90;

2) Write 2 getters and 2 setters for each attribute of the GeoPoint.
– The getters are methods to query the state of the attribute (the method should return a value)
– The setters are methods to modify the state of the attribute (the method should be called with a parameter (value))

3) Write a distanceFrom() method that also return a value which is the distance between the initiated longitude of the first
GeoPoint object and the longitude of a second GeoPoint object

PS: For the second GeoPoint object, you must create it using the constructor as a second object in the Main method and
assign it a random longitude value using the setter of the longitude.

Create public static void main method and code instructions to do the following:
– Call 2 GeoPoint objects (point1 and point2) by using constructor.
– Print a message on the console asking for the longitude of the GeoPoint object point2.
– Read the value using java.util.Scanner library and assign to the longitude of point2 using the setter of the longitude.
– Print a message on the console that informs you about the value of the longitude of point1.
– Declare distance a new double variable and assign to it the distanceFrom() method.
– Print on the console a message stating is the distance between the longitude of point1 and the longitude of point2
is: the value of the declared variable distance
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Examples using Time as an object, hour and minutes as attributes:
To call/invoke new objects:
Time t1 = new Time ();
Time t2 = new Time ();
… as many objects as you wish.
Getter:
public int gethour () {
return hour;}
Setter:
public void setminutes (int min) {
minutes=min;}
To call/invoke this setter: t1.setminutes(33);
Example to read from the console into a parameter:
Scanner inputforname = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println(“What is your name?”);
String UsersName= inputforname.nextLine();
System.out.println(“Hello, “+UsersName+” Nice to meet you”)
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Starting Code
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import java.util.Scanner;
public class GeoPoint {
private double latitude;
private double longitude;

/*Getter and Setter for latitude*/
public double getlat() {return latitude;}
public double setlat(double lat) {return this.latitude = lat;}

/*Exercise1: add a getter and setter for longitude here*/

/*A constructor for the Class*/
public GeoPoint() {
this.latitude = 45;
this.longitude = 45;
}

/*
* Exercise2: Write a constructor which assign user input to the longitude and latitude
*/

public double distanceFrom(GeoPoint geo){
double distance;
/*Exercise3: Calculate the distance between two longitudes*/
return distance;
}

public static void main(String[] args) {
/*Exercise4: Define 2 pairs of lat and long here with different values*/

/*Exercise5: Create point1 and point2*/

/*Exercise6: Prompt new longitude for one of the points and set the new longitude,
*then print the new point’s longitude */

/*Exercise7: Print out the distance between two point’s longitude*/