Part 2 --Programming 40 points - Read all instructions carefully before beginning!

Open BlueJ. Choose “Project”, “New Project” and create a new project called Animal in your Java 1 folder. In this project, you are to create two classes. An object class called Animal and an application program AnimalTest.

ANIMAL CLASS

This should keep track of an animal’s type (it will either be a snail, bunny, or a cheetah), its name, and its distance (how far it has travelled.)

Your class will need four methods.

The first is a constructor that takes zero parameters. This constructor should randomly create either a snail, bunny, or cheetah, each with an equal likelihood. To do this, you will need to use a Random object. (You must figure out how to make an equal chance of getting either of these three.) If it creates a snail, its name should be “Pokey”. If it creates a bunny, its name should be “Snuffy”. The name of the cheetah should be “Blazer”. It should initialize its distance to zero.

You should next create the move method. The move method takes zero parameters. If the executor of the call is a snail, have your little friend move 1 unit. If it is a bunny, it should move 4 units, and if it is a cheetah, have it move 16 units. This is an action method.

Your next method is again the move method, except this time you will overload it by giving it one parameter, numSteps. You will need a for loop inside this method that loops numSteps times, calling the move method that took no parameters each time.

Your final method should be a query method to return the distance the animal has travelled so far.

To make this easier for you, here are the headers for the methods:

· public Animal()

· public void move()

· public void move(int numSteps)

· public int getDistance()

· public String toString()

**Include a toString() method to print out the following: name is a animalType and has travelled distance.**

For example, if you have a bunny who had moved twice, it should print: “Snuffy is a bunny and has travelled 8.”

APPLICATION PROGRAM

This will be used to test your object class. You are to create an application program that creates a new ArrayList called animals and, in a for loop, randomly adds between 1 and 10 animals to the list.

You should then pick a random number numSteps between 1 and 5 which will be the number of times you would like your animals to move.

Now make a for loop that loops through all the animals in the ArrayList, having them move the amount you randomly chose before the loop began. (All animals are to move the same amount!)

The exact line of code for this is: ((Animal)animals.get(i)).move(numSteps); // have to cast here!

After that loop, print out the following: “The animals should move numSteps times.”

Then make one more loop that goes through all the animals in the ArrayList and will print them out.

WHEN YOU ARE DONE, RUN YOUR APPLICATION PROGRAM. Then COPY its output into the TOP of your APP PROGRAM as a comment. (This way I can see what it did without running your program.)