In Exercise 10, above, indicate all changes you would make to Pet2, Cat2, and Dog2 so that Pet2 is an interface rather than an abstract class. It should not be necessary to make any changes to Exercise 10’s Pet2Driver class.

Exercise 10

Given the Pet2Driver class below, write an abstract Pet2 class that contains just one item—an abstract declaration for a speak method. Also write Dog2 and Cat2 classes that extend Pet2, so that when you execute Pet2Driver and input ‘c’ or ‘d’, the program prints “Meow! Meow!” or “Woof! Woof” but if you input anything else, it does not print anything.

/*** *Hourly.java *Dean & Dean * * This class implements an employee paid by the hour. *** ***/ public class Hourly extends Employee { private double hourly Rate; private double hours = 0.0; //************ super (name); hourly Rate = rate; } // end constructor public Hourly (String name, double rate) { //************************************************* @Override public double getPay ( ) ( // Postcondition: This resets hours to zero. ************* ****************** double pay = hourly Rate * hours; hours 0.0; return pay; 3 // end getPay //******** public void addHours (double hours) { this.hours += hours; } // end addHours. } // end class Hourly ********