Description

In this program, you will continue writing code for the average acceleration.

Review of requirements for average acceleration:

Average acceleration is defined as the change of velocity divided by the time taken to make the change.

Start with your program from last class. Make sure that you make any updates that are given from the grading. You can lose points again.

Part $1--$Enum:

Create an Enum called AccelerationType

Values are UNIFORM, NON$-$UNIFORM, AVERAGE, INSTANTANEOUS

Part $2--$Reading and writing to a File:

Let's create a method called writeAccelerationToFile

parameters: double acceleration

return none

the file that we are going to write to is called: acclerationHistory.dat

write one acceleration per line.

Let's create a method called readAccelreatonFromFile

no parameters

return none

the file that we are going to read from is called: acclerationHistory.dat

In this method print out the accelerations saved in the file. See the examples below for formatting of the output

In the main method, in the loop, ask the following question:

System.out.print$("$Enter $1$ to save the acceleration history or Enter anything else to continue $")$;

if the user enters $1$ call the writeAccelerationToFile

In the main method, after the loop, ask the following question:

System.out.print$("$Enter $1$ to print the acceleration history or Enter anything else to continue $")$;

if the user enters $1$ call the readAccelerationFromFile

Run the program.