Assignment Assignment

For this project, you get to design and write a Java program to keep track of various menu items. Your program will store, display and modify salads, sandwiches and $($you guessed it$)$ frozen yogurts. Present the user with the following menu options:

Actions:

Add a salad

Add a sandwich

Add a frozen yogurt

Display an item

Display all items

Add a topping to an item

Quit

If the user does not enter one of these options, then display:

Sorry, $$ Note, user input is in bold face blue and underlined text is required for test cases.

Add $2$ Yogurts

Welcome to the Menu

Actions: $$

Add a salad

Add a sandwic

Add a frozen yogurt

Display an item

Display all items

Add a topping to an item

Quit

Please choose from the above actions: $3$

You entered: $3$

Please enter the name of the frozen yogurt: Berry Delight

You entered: Berry Delight

Please enter the price for the Berry Delight: $4\mathrm{.}5$

You entered: $4\mathrm{.}5$

Please enter the base yogurt flavor for Berry Delight: vanilla

You entered: vanilla

Please enter the topping to add to Berry Delight: blueberries

You entered: blueberries

Would you like to add another topping to Berry Delight $($yes$/$no$)?$ yes

You entered yes

Please enter the additional topping flavor: blackberries

You entered: blackberries

Would you like to add another topping to Berry Delight $($yes$/$no$)?$ yes

You entered yes

Please enter the additional topping flavor: strawberries

You entered: strawberries

Would you like to add another topping to Berry Delight $($yes$/$no$)?$ no

You entered no

Actions:

Add a salad

Add a sandwich

Add a frozen yogur

Display an item

Display all items

Add a topping to an item

Quit

Please choose from the above actions: $5$

You entered: $5$

Displaying $1$ item:

Frozen Yogurt : Berry Delight

Price $,$$$5\mathrm{.}48$

Yogurt : vanill

Topping : blueberries, blackberries, strawberries

Actions:

Add a salad

Add a sandwich

Add a frozen yogurt

Display an item Actions

Add a salad

Add a sandwich

Add a frozen yogurt

Display an item

Display all items

Add

For this project, you get to design and write a Java program to keep track of various menu items. Your program will store, display and modify salads, sandwiches and $($you guessed it$)$ frozen yogurts. Present the user with the following menu options:

Actions:

$1)$ Add a salad

$2)$ Add a sandwich

$3)$ Add a frozen yogurt

$4)$ Display an item

$5)$ Display all items

$6)$ Add a topping to an item

$9)$ Quit

If the user does not enter one of these options, then display:

Sorry, is not a valid option.

Where is the user's input.

All menu items have the following:

Name $($String$)$

Price $($double$)$

Topping $($StringBuilder or StringBuffer of comma separated values$)$

In addition to everything that a menu item has, a main dish $($salad or sandwich$)$ also has:

Side $($String$)$

A salad also has:

Dressing $($String$)$

A sandwich also has:

Bread type $($String$)$

In additional to everything that a menu item has, a frozen yogurt also has:

Base yogurt flavor $($String$)$

To display or add a topping to a menu item, have the user just request the name of the item. For this project, you can assume that all input will be of the right type. This means that whole numbers will be entered for menu actions, real numbers for prices and strings for everything else. For example, the user may request a menu item that does not exist or a menu action that does not exist. If the requested menu item is not in the list, then display:

Sorry, could not find in the list

Where is the user's input. When displaying all of the menu items, display them in the order that they were entered. Note, for adding a topping to a menu item, verify that that the specified item is in the list before requesting the topping.

For this project, you get to have at least a separate class for a salad, sandwich and frozen yogurt. Store each class in a separate file. Furthermore, they need to be organized into an inheritance hierarchy. You are welcome to have more classes if they make sense in the hierarchy. You can use an abstract class if you want to$.$ Note, this project was designed to minimize changes to the code that was in your FrozenYogurt class from Project $3.$ You will need to submit each of these $.$java files to codePost and CougarVIEW so that they can be compiled with your other code.

Additionally, have a driver class named Menu. Store all of the menu item objects $($i$.$e$.,$ the salad, sandwich and frozen yogurt objects$)$ in a single ArrayList in this class. Create the ArrayList in the main$()$ method of your Menu class. You are not allowed to explicitly use the Object class anywhere in your Menu class $($meaning$,$ you should not have "Object" anywhere in your code in Menu.java$).$ Also, do not store String objects in the ArrayList. Lastly, do not use instanceof in any of your $.$java files.

Only ask for input in your Menu class. Only display output in your Menu class.

codePost does not support the package statement. If your IDE inserted, then please remove that line of code fromNote, user input is in bold face blue and underlined text is required for test cases.