For this exercise, we are going to revisit the Pie superclass that we saw as an example in the last lesson. We have added the Pumpkin class, which takes the number of slices and a boolean to indicate if it is made with canned pumpkin. We also added a getType() method in the Pie class. For this exercise, you need to create either an Array or an ArrayList and add 3 pies to that list, an Apple, a Pumpkin, and a third type using the Pie class.

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For this exercise, we are going to revisit the Pie superclass that we saw as an example in the last lesson. We have added the Pumpkin class, which takes the number of slices and a boolean to indicate if it is made with canned pumpkin. We also added a getType() method in the Pie class.

For this exercise, you need to create either an Array or an ArrayList and add 3 pies to that list, an Apple, a Pumpkin, and a third type using the Pie class.

After adding these to your list, loop through and print out the type using the getType() method in the pie class.

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import java.util.ArrayList;

public class PieTester
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
// Start here!
}
}

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public class PumpkinPie extends Pie {

private boolean canned;

public PumpkinPie (int slices, boolean canned)
{
super("Pumpkin", slices);
this.canned = canned;
}

public boolean canned()
{
return canned;
}

}

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public class ApplePie extends Pie {

public ApplePie (int slices)
{
super("Apple", slices);
}

public boolean hasSlice()
{
return super.getSlices() > 0;
}

@Override
public void eatSlice()
{
if (this.hasSlice())
{
super.eatSlice();
}
}
}

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public class Pie {

private String type;
private int slices;

public Pie (String type, int slices) {
this.type = type;
this.slices = slices;
}

public int getSlices (){
return slices;
}

public void eatSlice(){
slices --;
}

public String getType(){
return type;
}
}

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