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    Fun Number Assignments

    The idea for this assignment(and many others!) came from Fran Trees of Drew University. If you ever get a chance to take AP seminar with her, it's well worth it!
    Create a new BlueJ class called FunNumber1 and paste the code below inside. Compile and run the class to see what it does. Your job is to
    • 1) in the default constructor, you should set originalNumber to 15
    • 2) create a 2nd constructor. Your 2nd overloaded constructor should take an int as a parameter and should originalNumber to the paramaters value
    • 3) Make the sumInts() method work properly. sumInts() should return a sum of all numbers less than originalNum
    • 4) Make all of the other methods in this class work!


    FunNumber1 class

    (Code below image)


    FunNumber1.java
    public class FunNumber1
    {
    int originalNumber;   
    
    public FunNumber1()  {; }
    
         /** 
    	* returns the value of this FunNumber
    	* @return value of this FunNumber
    	*/
    	public int getValue()
    	{
    		return originalNumber;
    	}
         
            /** 
    	* prints all of the factors of this FunNumber value
    	*/
    	public void printFactors()
    	{
    		// code goes here
         }
         
        /*** 
    	* determines the factorial of this FunNumber value
    	* @return this FunNumber value's factorial
    	*/
    	public int findFactorial()
    	{
    		// code goes here
    		return 1;
    	}
        
       /** sums the integers that are less than or equal to this
    	* FunNumber value
    	* @return the sum of the integers <= this FunNumber value
    	*/
    	public int sumInts()
    	{
    		// code goes here
    		return 1;
    	}
         
        
    	
    	
    
       public int sumOfMultiples(int upToWhatNum){
          return 1;
        }
    	
    	
    	
    }
    

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