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1. In class Robot, below, declare an instance variable called numGears of
type int.

  public class Robot {


  }

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2. In class LegoRobot, below, write a method getName that returns the name
of the LegoRobot.

  public class LegoRobot {

    private String name;







  }

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3. In class LegoRobot, below, write a method setName that has one parameter
and sets the name of the LegoRobot to that parameter.

  public class LegoRobot {

    private String name;







  }

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4. In class RobotMaze, below, write a constructor that take two parameters,
an int variable n and a String variable m, and initializes numTwists and
mazeTitle.

  public class RobotMaze {

    private int numTwists;
    private String mazeTitle;







  }
  
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5. In class RobotMaze, below, write a constructor that takes a single
String of the form "int, String" (for example, "27, Silly Maze"), and
sets numTwists and mazeTitle to the two pieces.

  public class RobotMaze {

    private int numTwists;
    private String mazeTitle;











  }
  
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6. Consider classes RobotGame and RobotTournament. Complete method
getCurrentGameHours in class RobotTournament.  java.util.Date has these
methods: getHours, getMinutes, getMonth, getSeconds, and getYear, all of
which have no parameters and return the obvious piece of information.

    import java.util.*;             
    public class RobotGame {
      private Date myGameTime;

      public Date getGameTime() {
        return this.myGameTime;
      }
    }

    
    import java.util.*;                
    public class RobotTournament {
      private RobotGame currentGame;
                                       
      // Constructor and other methods omitted.

      /** Return the number of hours in the current RobotGame. */
      public int getCurrentGameHours() {





      }
    }