The Fighter class, which extends the Player class, adds attributes like sword and armor, initializing them through its constructor along with inherited attributes. It includes methods for printing player information and calculating damage and defense based on specific formulas. The Main class utilizes PlayerReader to load player data from "players.txt", instantiating player objects and printing their details. The abstract Player class contains essential attributes and methods for all players, mandating subclasses to implement certain functionalities. Subclasses like Priest, Rogue, and Wizard add unique attributes and override damage and defense calculation methods, tailoring them to each character's specifications. The code handles file reading and error management effectively, ensuring robust player data management.
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The Fighter class, an extension of the Player class, adds sword and armor attributes, with methods for calculating damage and defense based on these and the player's strength. The printPlayer method displays player details including type and attributes, while getType returns "Fighter." The Main class retrieves player data from "players.txt" using PlayerReader, which processes different player types, creating instances from the file data and initializing their attributes. Other subclasses include Priest, Rogue, and Wizard, each with unique attributes and overridden methods for displaying details and calculating their specific damage and defense requirements based on class characteristics. The implementation ensures adherence to abstract methods defined in the Player class for consistency across player types.
📄 Fighter.class 📄 Fighter.java 📄 Main.java 📄 Main.class 📄 Player.class 📄 Player.java 📄 PlayerReader.class 📄 PlayerReader.java 📄 Priest.class 📄 Priest.java 📄 Rogue.java 📄 Rogue.class 📄 Wizared.class 📄 Wizared.java 📄 players.txt