1 Question 2Suppose you are working for a Zoo and you are asked to write the class for keeping information about animals. You decide to call your class Animal.Write the class Animal that represents an animal.The attributes are the animal id, the species, price, and a flag indicating whether it is currently being in a show.Note that, when an animal is created, a unique new id number is allocated to id. This id number will be generated by adding one to the previously used id number, which is kept stored in a variable shared by all Animalobjects.Include accessors for all attributes, a mutator to change the flag, and a method to increase the price.Two most necessary constructors (that will be used create new animals).

public class Animal { private int id; private String species; private…

Suppose you are working for a Zoo and you are asked to write the class for keeping information about animals. You decide to call your class Animal. Write the class Animal that represents an animal. The attributes are the animal id, the species, price, and a flag indicating whether it is currently being in a show. Note that, when an animal is created, unique new id number is allocated to id. This id number will be generated by adding one to the previously used id number, which is kept stored in a variable shared by all Animal objects. Include accessors for all attributes, a mutator to change the flag, and a method to increase the price. Two most necessary constructors (that will be used create new animals).

Suppose you are working for a Zoo and you are asked to write the class for keeping information about animals. You decide to call your class Animal. Write the class Animal that represents an animal. The attributes are the animal id, the species, price, and a flag indicating whether it is currently being in a show. Note that, when an animal is created, unique new id number is allocated to id. This id number will be generated by adding one to the previously used id number, which is kept stored in a variable shared by all Animal objects. Include accessors for all attributes, a mutator to change the flag, and a method to increase the price. Two most necessary constructors (that will be used create new animals).

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Chapter8: Arrays

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