Create an application named TestSoccerPlayer that instantiates and displays a SoccerPlayer object. The SoccerPlayer class contains the following properties: Name - The player's name (a string) JerseyNum - The player's jersey number (an integer) Goals - Number of goals scored (an integer) Assists - Number of assists (an integer)

public class TestSoccerPlayer {

public static void main (String[] args) {

SoccerPlayer playerOne = new SoccerPlayer ("Rinco",9,16,22);

System. out. println ("The player of the season is "+playerOne. getName () + " His Jessey Number is "+playerOne. getJerseyNum ()

+" In the 2019/2020 season he scored and total of "+playerOne. getGoalsScored () + " and "+

playerOne. getAssists () + " Asists");

}

}

See the SoccerPlayer class with the feilds and methods (constructor, getter and setters) in the explanation section

Explanation:

public class SoccerPlayer {

private String name;

private int jerseyNum;

private int goalsScored;

private int assists;

public SoccerPlayer (String name, int jerseyNum, int goalsScored, int assists) {

this. name = name;

this. jerseyNum = jerseyNum;

this. goalsScored = goalsScored;

this. assists = assists;

}

public String getName () {

return name;

}

public void setName (String name) {

this. name = name;

}

public int getJerseyNum () {

return jerseyNum;

}

public void setJerseyNum (int jerseyNum) {

this. jerseyNum = jerseyNum;

}

public int getGoalsScored () {

return goalsScored;

}

public void setGoalsScored (int goalsScored) {

this. goalsScored = goalsScored;

}

public int getAssists () {

return assists;

}

public void setAssists (int assists) {

this. assists = assists;

}

}