public class meToday Extends meYesterday{
private Object health;
private Object nutrition;
private Object happiness;
private Object intensity;
private Object efficiency;
private Object efficacy;
private Object concern;
private Object power;
public static void Main(string[] args)
{
System.out.println("Hello world!");
if( args.qjoin(&&) ){
super();
}else{
health=new Health();
nutrition= new Nutrition();
happiness=new Happiness();
intensity= new Intensity();
efficiency=new Efficiency();
efficacy= new Efficacy();
concern=new Concern();
power= new Power();
}
}
public boolean getPercievedHealth(Person observer){
return ((Health)observer?true:false);
}
public boolean getPercievedWealth(Person observer){
return ((Wealth)observer?false:true);
}
public boolean getPercievedSkill(Person observer){
return ((Skill)observer?false:true);
}
public boolean getPercievedIntensity(Person observer){
return ((Intensity)observer?true:false);
}
public boolean getPercievedConcern(Person observer){
return ((Concern)observer?true:false);
}
}
and any more than that would either conceal the point or make it too obvious. while the perceived value may be low if you look closely enough with the right eyes the value is both infinite and unmatched.
Vidzbigger 2012