Demo - Static Functions and Overloading

package StaticClassDemo;

/**
 * Static Header Class
 * 	Class methods for use to generate a program header and footer
 */
public class HeaderClass {
    //variable to keep track of the times one of the class methods was called
    private static int numberTimesUsed = 0;

    //Static Utility to print a header - take a string argument to display
    public static String PrintHeader(String pText)
    {
        String myReturn = "";
        myReturn += PrintLine();
        myReturn += pText + "\n";
        myReturn += PrintLine();
        numberTimesUsed++;
        return myReturn;
    }
    //overloaded version that has no argument
    public static String PrintHeader()
    {
        String myReturn = "";
        myReturn += PrintLine();
        myReturn += "Welcome to my Program\n";
        myReturn += PrintLine();
        numberTimesUsed++;
        return myReturn;
    }


    //Static Utility to print a footer
    public static String PrintFooter()
    {
        String myReturn = "";
        myReturn += PrintLine('*');
        myReturn += "End of Program\n";
        myReturn += PrintLine('*');
        numberTimesUsed++;
        return myReturn;
    }

    //Getter to return Utility Method was used
    public static int getTimesUsed()
    {
        return numberTimesUsed;
    }

    //Private Methods to use in the class

    //Method prints a line of Characters
    private static String PrintLine()
    {
        return "######################################\n";
    }

    //overloaded PrintLine Function that prints a character
    private static String PrintLine(char myChar)
    {
        String myReturn = "";
        for(int i = 0; i < 25; i++)
        {
            myReturn += myChar;
        }
        return myReturn + "\n";
    }
}//end of class

package StaticClassDemo;
/**
 * @author: Kevin Roark
 * Static Header Class Demo main
 */
public class HeaderClassDemo {
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        //print the header
        System.out.println(HeaderClass.PrintHeader());

        //now use the overloaded version
        System.out.println(HeaderClass.PrintHeader("This is an overloaded method"));

        //now use the print Footer
        System.out.println(HeaderClass.PrintFooter());

        System.out.println("The methods of the Header Class were used: " + HeaderClass.getTimesUsed());

    }
}