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Hello! Need help with my Java Homework
Please use Eclipse and Add a comments in each
Examine carefully the UML class diagram Attached:
NOTE: Class Reptile was missing a toString() method. It has now been added.
- class Pet has an attribute of type java.util.Date.
- no specific dates are required for this attribute.
- compareTo(Dog) compares Dogs by weight.
Create executable class TestPet as follows:
- create at least one Reptile pet and display it
- create an array of at least four Dog pets
- sort the array of Dogs by weight
- use a foreach loop to fully display all data for all dogs sorted by weight (see sample output)
Sample Output
Reptile name = Slinky, rock python, M
Must be caged, crawls or slithers
Not much sound, maybe a hiss, acquired Fri Feb 03 17:06:54 EST 2017
All dogs sorted by weight
Dog name = Pedro, chihuahua, M
Walks on a leash, weight 14
Barks or howls, acquired Fri Feb 03 17:06:54 EST 2017
Dog name = Marley, pug, M
Walks on a leash, weight 20
Barks or howls, acquired Fri Feb 03 17:06:54 EST 2017
Dog name = Sacha, beagle, F
Walks on a leash, weight 25
Barks or howls, acquired Fri Feb 03 17:06:54 EST 2017
Dog name = Butch, Alsatian, M
Walks on a leash, weight 90
Barks or howls, acquired Fri Feb 03 17:06:54 EST 2017
NOTE: The project should hold a total of 5 Java files.
Transcribed Image Text:<<Java Class>>
Dog
ch13pet
☐ breed: String
. weight: int
Dog(String,char, Date, String,int)
●くろまるgetBreed(): String
> getWeight():int
●くろまる move(): String
• sound(): String
toString(): String
●くろまる compareTo(Dog):int
<<Java Class>>
Pet
ch13pet
> name: String
◇ gender: char
> acquired: Date
Pet(String,char, Date)
• getName(): String
getGender():char
>getAcquired():Date
sound(): String
<<Java Interface>>
Mobility
ch13pet
move(): String
<<Java Class>>
CReptile
ch13pet
☐ type: String
Reptile(String,char, Date, String)
move(): String
sound(): String
toString(): String
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