Coding standards note: The coding standards are in a document in a D$2$L module titled Coding Standards. See Grading Criteria for points lost if not followed. Competencies being graded: $1.$ Ability to read from a text file $2.$ Ability to use inheritance to create a set of subclasses all inheriting from a common parent class. $3.$ Using polymorphism to create and maintain a single list of the subclasses $4.$ Use System.out.println and Scanner to create a user friendly interface into your program $5.$ Ability to read an English language problem description and design a multi class solution in Java $6.$ Ability to follow given coding standards$-$ in D$2$L content under Coding Standards. $7.$ No static methods are allowed except for main. Create a program to track the clients of a veterinarian's office. You will need to handle cats, dogs and other types of pets. All pets have a name, an owner's name, an age and a type $($cat$,$ dog or other$).$ In addition, dogs have a breed and a color. Cats have an indication of long or short haired, indication of clawed or declawed, and a color. Other pets have a type $($ snake, bird, lizard, hamster, etc$)$ and an indication of whether or not they require special handling. Your program will begin by reading a text file $($created by you, in a format designed by you$)$ with a minimum of two pets per type to create a list $($think ArrayList$)$ of the pet clients. That means at a minimum, two dogs, two cats and two other pets Display the client list in a user friendly format, ask if the user would like to find or delete a pet by name. When user is done viewing and deleting, save the changed list back to the original text file $($ overwriting it$).$ Extra credit for adding new pet via user interface in a user friendly manner $($up to $10$ pts$).$ Interface to program may be textual or graphic $($don$\text{'}$t expect graphics yet$).$ The program must use