Based on the given references above and the class City in the last question, define a new Java class BCity for modeling "Better" Cities with the following requirements.

1. This BCity class is a public subclass of the given class City
   1. This class has a specific instance field named bRList (type ArrayList of string) representing the list of better rules (of string type) governing the better city.
      1. This field is initialized with an empty ArrayList of string.
2. It has one constructor with 3 parameters (String cN, int cP, String[] rules) :
   1. The first and second parameters are for the name and population of the city object, while the third parameter is for the rules.
   2. The body of this constructor first calls the corresponding constructor of its superclass with the two related input parameters.
   3. The constructor body then adds all elements of the input array parameter into its own specific field bRList.
3. It has 2 public methods:

• The method hasRu1e ( ) is for checking if the city includes a specific rule string.
  • The method accepts one input argument rule of string type and returns int value.
  • This method checks if the input argument rule appears in the field bRList and matches the string content of an element in the list bRLi st.
  • The method returns the index number of the first matched element found in the list.

• The method returns -1 if no element found in the list matches the input argument rule o The method dispRList ( ) is for displaying information of the object on console.
  • The method has no input argument and no return value.
  • The method body first displays the general information of the city, then displays all its rules (one rule in a line) as sample program output below.

Sample Program Output

(Suppose City has: name "B City", Population 4, Rules: "Rule 11" and "Rule 12")

City: BCity, Pop: 4

Rule 11

Rule 12

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