you will be given a FruitFruit class. From this, you will subclass FruitFruit to make a Lemon and Pear class.

The Fruit class has the following fields:

peel (boolean): tells us if we can eat the skin (false) or must peel the fruit (true)

colour (String): Colour of the outside of the fruit

It has a constructor and five methods, including a toString()method, 2 getters and 2 setters. Details follow.

import java.util.*;

public class PoD

{

public static void main (String [] arg )

{

Scanner in = new Scanner( System.in );

String fruitType = in.next();

boolean peelSkin = in.nextBoolean();

String skinColour = in.next();

Fruit newFruit;

if (fruitType.equals("PEAR")) //Pear

{

newFruit = new Pear();

}

else //Lemon

{

newFruit = new Lemon();

}

System.out.println("-------"+fruitType+"-------");

System.out.println(newFruit);

newFruit.setPeel(peelSkin);

newFruit.setColour(skinColour);

System.out.println("-------UPDATED-------");

System.out.println(newFruit);

System.out.print("END OF OUTPUT");

in.close();

}

}

Fruit class Fruit #peel : boolean #colour : String +getPeelO: boolean Returns the value of the field peel +getColourO String Returns the value of the field colour +5etPeel() : boolean Sets the value of peel +setColourO : String Sets the value of colour +toStringO String Returns details of the Fruit object