Java Class for Customer Management
Java Class for Customer Management
This code defines a Java class named ClientesSC designed to manage customer data, including their names, ID numbers (DNI), phone numbers, and debts.
Class Attributes
ArrayList<ClientesSC> aprobar: Stores instances ofClientesSC.Scanner src: Used for reading input from the console.String nombre: Stores the customer’s name.String dni: Stores the customer’s ID number (DNI).int tlf: Stores the customer’s phone number.int deuda: Stores the customer’s debt.
Constructors
ClientesSC(
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