In JAVA

Abstract Class

Add an abstract class called Pet not containing the main method. The class should contain:

An attribute of type String called name.

An attribute of type int called birthYear.

A default constructor and a constructor with values for the two attributes.

Three abstract void methods called makeSound, doTrick, and output with no parameters.

-Add a second class to the project called TestPets containing the main method. Try declaring a variable of type Pet and assigning it a new object of this type to see what kind of error you get.

B. Derived Classes.

Add three more classes to the project, called Cat, Dog, and Parrot. Implement the three abstract methods in each of these classes, without the abstract keyword. Add a constructor with a name and a year to each of these classes.

In the class TestPets, in the main, declare an array of the type Pet and assign it an array with 6 element. Then assign two objects of each of the derived classes to the elements of the array using the constructors with a name and a birth year.

Use a for loop to output each of the objects of the array. Then use another for loop to call the methods makeSound and playTrick on each object.

C. Sorting. Now we would like to sort the array of pets. We need to add implements Comparable to the class Pet. Then in the class, define the function

@Override public int compareTo(Pet p) In this function, return the value of the year of the target object (this) minus the year of the object p.

In the main, add a call to Arrays.sort() with the array of pets as parameter, then output the array again. import java.util.Arrays for this.