IN JAVA. Any help is appreciated. Thank you! PART 2: Pets Examine carefully the UML class diagram below: 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. OPTIONAL BONUS (Value up to 5 points) Install the ObjectAid UML Plugin for Eclipse and make a class diagram with your classes. See first link in "Learn Java". Save it in your project as type .PNG. If it matches the one provided above, you will be awarded 5 bonus points for this assignment, ( total cannot exceed the maximum for the module score ). 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

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PART 2: Pets

Examine carefully the UML class diagram below:

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.

OPTIONAL BONUS (Value up to 5 points)
Install the ObjectAid UML Plugin for Eclipse and make a class diagram with your classes. See first link in "Learn Java". Save it in your project as type .PNG. If it matches the one provided above, you will be awarded 5 bonus points for this assignment, ( total cannot exceed the maximum for the module score ).

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

The image provides a UML class diagram featuring relationships between different classes and an interface within a Java package labeled “ch13pet.” Below is a detailed explanation:

### Classes and Attributes:

1. **Pet (<<Java Class>>)**:
- **Attributes**:
- `name`: String
- `gender`: char
- `acquired`: Date
- **Methods**:
- `Pet(String, char, Date)`: Constructor
- `getName()`: String
- `getGender()`: char
- `getAcquired()`: Date
- `sound()`: String

2. **Dog (<<Java Class>>)**:
- **Attributes**:
- `breed`: String
- `weight`: int
- **Methods**:
- `Dog(String, char, Date, String, int)`: Constructor
- `getBreed()`: String
- `getWeight()`: int
- `move()`: String
- `sound()`: String
- `toString()`: String
- `compareTo(Dog)`: int

3. **Reptile (<<Java Class>>)**:
- **Attributes**:
- `type`: String
- **Methods**:
- `Reptile(String, char, Date, String)`: Constructor
- `move()`: String
- `sound()`: String
- `toString()`: String

4. **Mobility (<<Java Interface>>)**:
- **Methods**:
- `move()`: String

### Relationships:

- **Inheritance**:
- The `Dog` and `Reptile` classes inherit from the `Pet` class.

- **Interface Implementation**:
- Both `Dog` and `Reptile` classes implement the `Mobility` interface, indicating that they provide their own implementations of the `move()` method.

This diagram serves as a blueprint for a simple object-oriented design involving different pet types with shared and specific attributes and behaviors.

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