complete CarTester please !

2. [2.5 pts] Consider the class Car that implements Serializable. The Car class has three attributes plateNumber, make, and price. - Use the following code of the

CarTester class and accordingly write the required code in class CarRep.

- Compile and run the code. You should have this output:

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class CarTester {

public CarTester() {

ArrayList cars = new ArrayList();

cars.add(new Car("A123", "Toyota", 50000));

cars.add(new Car("B123", "Honda", 40000)); cars.add(new Car("C123", "Nissan", 60000));

cars.add(new Car("D123", "Ford", 30000));

//Write the objects of the list "theCars" to the file "carsfile" as objects.

CarRepo.writeToObjFile("carsfile", cars); //Read the cars objects from the file "carsfile" into the list "theCars" ArrayList theCars; theCars = CarRepo.readFromObjFile("carsfile"); for(Car c : theCars) { System.out.println(c.toString()); } //modify some the second car object by adding 2000 to the price. theCars.get(1).setPrice(theCars.get(1).getPrice()+2000); //write the data of the cars objects of the list "theCars" to a text file "carsfile.txt"

CarRepo.writeToTextFile("carsfile.txt", theCars);

//Read the data of the cars object from the text file "carsfile.txt" into the list theCars2.

ArrayList theCars2 = CarRepo.readFromTextFile("carsfile.txt");

//Add the car objects of the list "theCars2" to the list "theCars"

for(Car c : theCars2) { theCars.add(c); } //Display the contents of the list "theCars". for(Car c : theCars) {

System.out.println(c.toString()); } }

public static void main(String[] args) { new CarTester(); } }