1. Creating the Books 1. Create a class called Book with the following attributes/variables: a. String title Title of the book b. String author-Author of the book c. String publisher-Publisher of the book d. int bookID Unique 4 digit ISBN code of the book M HOPE TO ACTION THROUGH KNOWLEDGE NIVERSITY WESTERN CAPE 2. Create the necessary methods for the above attributes/variables: a. get methods - Accessor method for the variable b. set methods - Mutator method for the variable c. toString method - String representation of the object 2. Creating the container or the nodes 1. Create a class called Node with the following attributes/variables: a. Book book-Book object that is stored inside the Node object b. Node nextNode - Node object that is used to reference/point to the next Node object 2. Create the necessary methods for the above attributes/variables: a. get methods - Accessor method for the variable b. set methods - Mutator method for the variable c. toString method - String representation of the object

1. Creating the Books 1. Create a class called Book with the following attributes/variables: a. String title Title of the book b. String author-Author of the book c. String publisher-Publisher of the book d. int bookID Unique 4 digit ISBN code of the book M HOPE TO ACTION THROUGH KNOWLEDGE NIVERSITY WESTERN CAPE 2. Create the necessary methods for the above attributes/variables: a. get methods - Accessor method for the variable b. set methods - Mutator method for the variable c. toString method - String representation of the object 2. Creating the container or the nodes 1. Create a class called Node with the following attributes/variables: a. Book book-Book object that is stored inside the Node object b. Node nextNode - Node object that is used to reference/point to the next Node object 2. Create the necessary methods for the above attributes/variables: a. get methods - Accessor method for the variable b. set methods - Mutator method for the variable c. toString method - String representation of the object

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