Students will implement the animal library with the following specification:

Animal.java:

Constructor:

$$ Create a constructor that accepts a String for the name and an int for the topSpeed.

Getters and Setters:

$$ Declare getters and setters for both name and topSpeed.

$$ Ensure that the speed range is between $0$ and $70$ inclusive.

$$ If topSpeed is outside this range, display an error message.

toString$()$ method:

$$ Implement a toString$()$ method that returns a string representation of the animal's name and speed.

equals$($Object obj$)$ method:

$$ Override the equals$($Object obj$)$ method.

$$ Returns True if two animals have the same speed within $2$mph; otherwise, return False.

$$ Use the Math.abs$()$ method for absolute value calculations.

AnimalBook.java:

Declare a private ArrayList variable to store Animal objects.

The constructor takes a text file as a parameter and initializes the array list by loading information from the $$AnimalList$.$txt$$ file.

The toString$()$ method returns a string representation of all elements in the array list.

The findAnimals$()$ method searches for animals in the animal library whose speeds are equal to the parameter value by utilizing the equals method in the Animal class.