Update the class with a constructor. In the constructor instantiate an ArrayList and assign it to the field. Add an application method. In main, instantiate the class and call the add and print methods for the class. Notice that the print method uses the for-each loop, the "alternate" version of the for loop.

/** * This is the starting point code for Lab: Reindeer. */ public class Reindeer { // The reindeer private java.util.ArrayList reindeer; /** * Constructor, which you will write */ /** * Add the names of the reindeer to the collection. */ public void addReindeer() { reindeer.add("Dasher"); reindeer.add("Dancer"); reindeer.add("Prancer"); reindeer.add("Vixen"); reindeer.add("Comet"); reindeer.add("Cupid"); reindeer.add("Dunder"); reindeer.add("Blixem"); } /** * A simple method to print out the contents of * the collection. */ public void print() { for(Object o : reindeer) { System.out.print(o + " "); } System.out.println(); } /** * The application method, which you will write * @param args Command-line arguments */ }