Create the start to a cookbook using Java

Homework

• Create a class named RecipeFactory (using a "Factory" design pattern)
  • public static Recipe makeRecipe(String recipeType, String recipeName, HashMap ingredients)
  • public static final String (DESSERT and DINNER) Hint * use String Constant, NOT string literal*
    • Dessert and Dinner
• Create an abstract class named Recipe
  • protected HashMap ingredients
    • Key: ingredient name
    • Value: ingredient amount
  • protected String name
  • HashMap getIngredients()
    • Can implement here
  • String getName()
    • Can implement here
• Extend your abstract class in DessertRecipe and DinnerRecipe
  • Override toString
    • Expected output below in Sample Cake Output
    • Use the StringBuilder class
  • Implement a constructor that takes String name and HashMap ingredients.
  • Warning: assigning HashMap from constructor and memory
    • new HashMap(hashMap)

• Sample Cake Output
  • Hint: use to add a newline and \t to add the tab
    • Since this will go through an autograder, you must exactly match the formatting (do not add an extra to the very end)
    • 

• Create a singleton class named Cookbook
  • private Cookbook() { }
  • private ArrayList recipes
  • void addRecipe(Recipe r)
  • void clearRecipes()
  • ArrayList getRecipes()
  • Cookbook getInstance()

Name: Cake Food Type: Dessert 3/4 cups milk 2/3 cups sugar 3/4 cups flour 1 tsp vanilla Name: Cake Food Type: Dessert 3/4 cups milk 2/3 cups sugar 3/4 cups flour 1 tsp vanilla