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Software Engineering (8th Edition) by Ian Sommerville, ISBN-13: 978-0321313799, Ch.14 (Object Oriented Design), Exercise 14.5

class WeatherStation {
	private int identifier;
	public void reportWeather();
	public void calibrate (Instrument instrument);
	public void test();
	public void startUp(Instrument instrument);
	public void shutDown(Instrument instrument);

}

class WeatherData {
	private float airTemperatures, groundTemperatures, windSpeeds;
	private float windDirections, pressures, rainfall;

	public void collect();
	public void summarise();
}

abstract class Instrument {
	public void test();
	public void calibrate();
}

class Groundthermometer extends Instrument {
	private float temperature;
	public void test();
	public void calibrate();
}

class Anemometer extends Instrument {
	private float windSpeed, windDirection;
	public void test();
	public void calibrate(); // empty overrided function, no implementation
}

class Barometer extends Instrument {
	private float pressure, height;
	public void test();
	public void calibrate();
}