Final answer:
To define the class named ParkingMeter, we can create a Java class with a public field called timeLeft of type int. This field should be initialized to 0.
Step-by-step explanation:
To define the class named ParkingMeter, we can create a Java class with a public field called timeLeft of type int. This field should be initialized to 0.
Next, we can add a public method named add to the class, which accepts an int argument. In this method, we can check if the argument is equal to 25. If it is, we can increase the value of timeLeft by 30 and return true. If the argument is not equal to 25, no increase is performed and we return false.
Another method we can add to the class is tick, which accepts no arguments and returns no value. This method should decrease the value of timeLeft by 1, but only if the value of timeLeft is greater than 0.
Finally, we can add a public method named isExpired, which accepts no arguments and returns a boolean value. This method should return true if the value of timeLeft is equal to 0, and false otherwise.