Object Oriented Programming: 213COMP, 214COMP (Feb-2022)Assignment- I [10 marks]Academic honesty:O Only pdf file accepted & student ID, will be your upload file.O Student who submit copied work will obtain a mark of zero.O Late work or attach file by email message not allowed.Q1: Write the signature for a method that has one parameter of type String, and doesnot return a value.Q2: Write the signature for a method that has two parameters, both of type Student,and returns an int value.Q3: Write the constructor's headers of the followings?new Student (202101156, “Ahmed");new Address(51, "jazan university","CS&IT" );new Grade(true, 505235600, 4.5);Q4:a) Write a class Student that define the following information:name, stid , age.b) Explain a mutators (setters) and accessors(getters) methods for eachattributes(fields).c) Add three constructors:• with empty constructor.one parameter constructor (name of student)two parameters constructor (name and stid)d) Create two objects of Student

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