can of coke, check whether opened or closed, contains 5 sips

[kanni313]

Write a Java class CanOfCoke that represents information about cans of Coke. The following information is associated with each can:
• Whether or not the can has been opened
• The number of "sips" of drink remaining in it - initially this is 5 (when the can is full), and is 0 when the can has been emptied. 2 would indicate that 3 sips have been drunk.

[kanni313]

guys reply me soon,it is very urgent and i couldn.t get the output

[Nepomuk]

Hi kani313 and welcome to bytes.com!

That sounds like the kind of task you would get in a programming beginners class, so I'm assuming this is your homework? We won't do your homework for you but if you show us what you've done so far and tell us what's wrong with it, we'll be happy to help you fix it.

Generally speaking you will need two simple data types: a boolean, which saves boolean values (which are true and false) and some kind of number, e.g. an int which saves an integer (0, 1, -1, 2, -2, ...).

[mcupito]

Your question is also not very clear. Is the user going to be typing how many sips that have been taken?

There is too much ambiguity in your question for anyone to go with, and referring to @Nepomuk's post, no one will simply write a class for you.

I will try to help you, simply.

boolean open = false;
int sip = 5;
 
If (open = false) 
    ~WriteSomething "The can is unopened"

I'm going to leave the "sip" function up to you because I'm not sure how to handle it because of your lack of clarity in your OP. I think you know how to do it, just give it a try. If you fail, Google what you think you are doing wrong, and try it again.

What will happen (aside from your homework not being turned in on time) ? The computer will burst in flames and everyone will laugh? No. How else will you learn?