Answer the question below using this UML diagram (this same diagram is used in multiple questions). stomach: int eat(nutrients: int) : void Beetle Insect flightSpeed: float fly(): void StagBeetle hornSize : float Ant emitPheromone(): void 2.. O AntColony derives from Ant Ant contains a reference to AntColony O AntColony uses Ant objects O AntColony is an interface that Ant implements colony members 1 colony of residence AntColony residents: Ant[] buildAnthill(): void According to this diagram, what is the relationship between the Ant and AntColony classes?

Create a short program in Java which contains the below information: - Has one abstract and two regular classes - Has two interfaces (the two regular classes have to implement at least one interface - At least one regular class must implement both interfaces - The two classes have to extend the abstract class - The abstract class must have a method - At least one interface must have a method - At least two fields in each class, this includes the superclass - All fields are instantiated within the constructor

^ Which of the following elements of a parent class are NOT be inherited by a child class in Java? Opublic constructors protected static attributes O protected static methods Oprivate attributes Opublic final methods public abstract methods Por CamScanner 04-26....pdf PDF CamScanner 04-26....pdf ^ CamScanner 04-26....pdf

Javascript Create an object, Gremlin, that extends the Monster interface and takes the same argument language. Gremlins inherits how a monster eats. Gremlins speaks differently. Gremlins replace each word in a sentence with its only known language, "gar". For example, if the sentence is "I like chicken", the speak() method will turn it into "gar gar gar". class Monster { constructor(language){ this.language = language; this.stomach = Array(); } // takes a food_item STRING and returns everything eaten so far ARRAY eat(food_item) { this.stomach.push(food_item); } // takes in a sentence STRING and returns the passed in sentence STRING with no change speak(sentence) { returnsentence; } }

a:) Define a Polygon interface that has methods area() and perimeter(). b:) Then implement classes for Triangle, Quadrilateral, Pentagon, Hexagon, and Octagon, which implement this interface, with the obvious meanings for the area() and perimeter() methods. c:) Implement classes, IsoscelesTriangle, Equilateral-Triangle, Rectangle, and Square, which have the appropriate inheritance relationships. d:) Write a simple user interface, which allows users to create polygons of the various types, input their geometric dimensions, and then output their area and perimeter. e:) For extra effort, allow users to input polygons by specifying their vertex coordinates and be able to test if two such polygons are similar. using all a to e parts develop a program