Develop a Java application that manages and sorts customer data. This application will allow users to input customer details, sort these details by customer ID or name, and then display the sorted information. The project will highlight your understanding of abstract classes, sorting algorithms, and user interaction in Java.

Requirements

Abstract Class:

Define an abstract class that specifies the framework for sorting customer data. Within this class, include the declaration of two abstract methods:

Implementation Class:

Implement the abstract class to define the sorting logic for both customer IDs and names. This implementation will bring the abstract sorting methods to action.

Driver Class:

Construct a class with a main method to:

a$.$ Engage with the user for the input of the number of customer records.

b$.$ Collect each customer's ID and full name through user prompts, storing this data appropriately.

C$.$ Invoke the sorting methods to organize the data by ID and then by name.

d$.$ Display the organized customer records, maintaining accurate associations between IDs and names.

User Interaction

At the start, the application should ask the user for the number of customer records they intend to input.

For each record, the user should be prompted to enter the customer's ID $($an integer$)$ and full name $($a String$).$

The application must handle user input robustly, providing clear instructions and error messages for any invalid inputs.

Sorting and Displaying Data:

After collecting all customer records, invoke the appropriate sorting methods.

Show the sorted customer records by ID$,$ followed by the records sorted by name, maintaining the correct association between each ID and its name.