What is the least prevalent leukocyte in a normal blood sample?

Write a concrete equals method for Pirate. Two pirates are the same if they have the same name, bounty, and gold.

Briefly explain the importance of implementing getters and setters rather than allowing direct modification of instance variables.

Write a static method for SpacePirate called formNewCrew. The method takes two parameters – an array of SpacePirates that will form the new crew and a String representing the new crew’s spaceship – and it returns nothing. For every SpacePirate in the given array, the method should update its associated spaceship and crewSize. The method should finally print: “The crew of the [spaceship] has been created”.

The least restrictive class visibility is default visibility (no visibility keyword used).

Write a constructor for Pirate. The constructor will take the name, bounty, and gold, and set all instance variables appropriately. If the bounty or gold is negative, set the instance variables to 0 instead. The constructor should also update the pirateCount variable to reflect that a new Pirate exists. Note: even though the class is abstract, this doesn’t affect anything on the constructor. You can treat the class as any concrete class in this particular question.

Write a concrete toString method for Pirate. The String representation of a Pirate is “My name is [name], and the bounty on my head is [bounty]. I have [gold] gold to my name” (without the square brackets, replacing the square brackets with the values from the indicated instance variables).

Write the class header and the variable declarations (a class without constructors or methods, with correct syntax) for SpacePirate (a concrete class, child of Pirate). The class has the following variables: crewSize (int) spaceship (String)

If you haven’t done this during the testing area scan, please show both sides of your scratch sheet to the camera before starting this exam.

Write a getter for bounty and pirateCount. Write a setter for name and bounty.