1) Review the material about interfaces

2) Complete the following programming assignment:

Design a Java interface called Priority that includes two methods: setPriority and getPriority. The interface should define a way to establish numeric priority among a set of objects. Design and implement a class called Task that represents a task (such as a to-do-list) that implements the Priority interface. Create a driver class to exercise some Task objects.

This is a fairly open-ended project, so you can be as simple or complex as you would like. The only requirement is that you create an interface, a class that implements that interface, and a driver class. Think carefully about your design and use good object oriented principles in your implementation.

Submission requirements: Include your name as a comment at the top of each source code file Make good use of whitespace/comments to make your implementation clear. Include the following in a well-formatted .doc, .pdf, or .txt file

A brief description your implementation Sample output Your Priority interface Your Task class.

Upload a zip file with your code. The easiest thing is to zip your entire project directory. Do not use .rar.

Include your first and last name in the .zip filename Upload your implementation/output document to Canvas separately from your code. You can

turn in a hard copy if you prefer. Be prepared to demo your project in class.

Review the material about interfaces Complete the following programming assignment Design a Java interface called Priority that includes two methods: setPriority and getPriority. The interface should define a way to establish numeric priority among a set of objects. Design and implement a class called Task that represents a task (such as a to-do-list) that implements the Priority interface. Create a driver class to exercise some Task objects. This is a fairly open-ended project, so you can be as simple or complex as you would like. The only requirement is that you create an interface, a class that implements that interface, and a driver class. Think carefully about your design and use good object oriented principles in your implementation. Submission requirements. Include your name as a comment at the top of each source code file. Make good use of whitespace/comments to make your implementation clear. Include the following in a well-formatted .doc, .pdf, or .txt file A brief description your implementation Sample output Your Priority interface Your Task class. Upload a zip file with your code. The easiest thing is to zip your entire project directory. Do not use.rar. Include your first and last name in the .zip filename Upload your implementation/output document to Canvas separately from your code. You can turn in a hard copy if you prefer. Be prepared to demo your project in class