I need help with the following method where the TODO is. I'll paste the main class and the method in the class I need help with below. There are other classes as well, but I don't think they're required for what I need help with. If I'm wrong just let me know. Any help is much appreciated!

import java.io.IOException; public class Driver { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { /* * You don't have to change any of this particular code however you may * find it useful to play around with how the code works here. */ Animal a = new Animal("Green", "Chester", 350.0, 40); Animal b = new Animal("Orange", "Tony", 200.5, 15);

// Create a zoo and add animals to it: Zoo zoo = new Zoo(5); zoo.addAnimal(a); // Gorilla zoo.addAnimal(b); // Tiger

// Print out info about the zoo: System.out.println(zoo); // Create a utility belt and print out its info: UtilityBelt team = new UtilityBelt("InputOfficial.csv"); team.writeEquipment("EquipmentInfo.txt"); team.writeStatistics("EquipmentStats.txt"); UtilityBelt team2 = new UtilityBelt("InputOfficial.csv"); team2.writeEquipment("EquipmentInfo.txt"); team2.writeStatistics("EquipmentStats.txt"); } }

public class Animal { /** * The color of the animal */ private String color;

/** * The name of the animal */ private String name;

/** * The weight of the animal in pounds */ private double weight;

/** * The height of the animal in inches */ private double height;

/** * Empty (Default) Constructor * * Sets the weight to 0, age to 0, name to "noname", and color to "unknown" */ public Animal() { this.color = "unknown"; this.name = "noname"; this.weight = 0.0; this.height = 0.0; }

/** * Animal constructor setting all fields. * * @param color The animal color. * @param name The animal's name. * @param weight The animal's weight in pounds. * @param height The animal's height in inches. */ public Animal(String color, String name, double weight, double height) { this.color = color; this.name = name; this.weight = weight; this.height = height; }

/** * Return the name of the given Animal * @return String name of the animal object */ public String getColor() { return this.color; } /** * Return the name of the given Animal * @return String name of the animal object */ public String getName() { return this.name; }

/** * Return the weight of the given Animal in pounds * @return the weight of Animal in pounds as a double */ public double getWeight() { return this.weight; }

/** * Return the height of the animal in inches * @return the height of the animal in inches as in double */ public double getHeight() { return this.height; }

/** * When the user needs to print out info about an animal, present * the animal in order of color, name, weight, and height * * @return The string representation of the Animal class, formatted as: * "(name), a (color)-colored animal. (weight) pounds, (height) inches. " * Weight and height are formatted to one decimal place. */ @Override public String toString() { return String.format("%s, a %s-colored animal. %.1f pounds, %.1f inches ", this.name, this.color, this.weight, this.height); }

/** * Override the equals method. Java does not inherently know how to compare two objects. * Intuitively, two animals should be equal if their name, color, weight, and height are * the same, but Java does not do this automatically. It must be defined. One could also * define that two Animals are equal if their name and color are the same, regardless * of the weight. * * @param other The other animal to compare to. * @returns True if all fields (name, color, weight, height) are equal, false otherwise. */ @Override public boolean equals(Object other) { // Return true if the exact same object: if (other == this) { return true; }

// Return false if the other object is not an Animal: // (use instanceof to do this) if (!(other instanceof Animal)) { return false; }

// Cast object to Animal type to compare member variables: Animal otherAni = (Animal)other;

// Check that all fields match (color, name, weight, height): // TODO: finish this... /* return TODO; */ } }