Java

In order to get full credit however, you need to limit yourself to a total of 2 fields in all of your classes and maintain proper encapsulation of all classes.

Write the 4 classes and 1 interface that are required to make the code below work.

public class CS145Chapter9InClass {  public static void main(String[] args)  {  Animal[] pets = new Animal[6];  pets[0] = new Dog("Fred");  pets[1] = new Dog("Ben");  pets[2] = new Cat("Sue");  pets[3] = new Cat("Julie");  pets[4] = new Kitten("Maria");  pets[5] = new Puppy("Lee");  for(int i = 0; i < pets.length; i++)  {  System.out.print(pets[i]);  System.out.println(" says " + pets[i].makeSound() );  }  } }

The Final Output should look like the following:

Fred the dog says Woof Ben the dog says Woof Sue the cat says Purr Julie the cat says Purr Maria the kitten says Purr Lee the puppy says Woof