PART $2$: Implement your project $(50$ pts$)$

Due Monday March $18$ at $11$:$59$p

You designed your code, now it$$s time to implement it$!$ Every class and interface should be in its

own $.$java file. Your code must include everything in the structure checklist from Part $1.$

If you decide to make changes from your original design submitted in Part $1,$ you must also

update your diagrams in Google Slides and submit a new PDF along with your code.

PART $3$:

$($I$)$ WashableTest your project $(25$ pts$)$

Due Monday March $18$ at $11$:$59$p

Now that you have implemented your code, it$$s time to test it$.$ You will write your own test driver

called "TestProject.java". Your testing code must do the following:

construct an object of every concrete class you define

use one of your getters

use one of your setters

use $5$ of your methods

implement a try and catch to handle a potential exception thrown by the method called

create $1$ linked list containing at least $5$ nodes with the objects you constructed

insert a node to the linked list

delete a node from the linked list

search the linked list for an object $($returns true if found$)$

use PrintWriter to print your output to a plain text file named "output.txt$".$

you must include your output file along with your code in your submission $($if your code

crashes or does not compile, copy and paste any error messages into a text file and

include this inste

Notes

when coding make sure you have $2$ constructors per class in

make sure my concrete methods have any functional meaning $--$ e$.$g$.$ concreteMethod$1,2,$ etc... You need to have $5$ methods that relate to mytopic$/$class behaviors

I have $3$ abstract methods later in your washable interface, make sure these areimplemented in the classes that implement the interfacead thank you ASAP