create a menu in java ?

Question

Hi

Design classes that reflect vehicle, car, american car, foreign car, truck, and bicycle with ALL appropriate inheritances. 

vehicle is the parent.

Your code must override the toString method in each class to display ALL the relevant information from the record.

Also design an application with a main that tests your classes and processes a file of records (main is specified later).

The file of data to be used from the menu system has the following format:

vehicle (fixed)

owner's name (string)

address (string)

phone (string)

email (string)

car (fixed)

owner's name (string)

address (string)

phone (string)

email (string)

true or false for convertible (boolean)

color (string)

american car (fixed)

owner's name (string)

address (string)

phone (string)

email (string)

true or false for convertible (boolean)

color (string)

true or false for made in Detroit (boolean)

true or false for union shop (boolean)

foreign car (fixed)

owner's name (string)

address (string)

phone (string)

email (string)

true or false for convertible (boolean)

color (string)

country of manufacturer (string)

import duty (float)

bicycle (fixed)

owner's name (string)

address (string)

phone (string)

email (string)

# of speeds (int)

truck (fixed)

owner's name (string)

address (string)

phone (string)

email (string)

# of tons (float)

cost of truck (float)

date purchased (format below in exmample)

etc.....these records can appear in any order and there can be any number of them.

Each record will have a line that identifies its type and then on separate lines will be the data.

Records will have a blank line between them.

You will need to use an array of Vechiles to store the data.

Here are some examples of data:

foreign car

aMarioy

Mario's house

[phone]

[email protected]

false

black

Italy

4415.91

truck

aDougy

Doug's house

[phone]

[email protected]

30

61234.56

8/10/2003

vehicle

aRobby

Rob's house

[phone]

[email protected]

bicycle

bTommy

Tom's house

[phone]

[email protected]

7

truck

bGeorge

George's house

[phone]

[email protected]

25

51234.56

12/4/2004

vehicle

bTim

Tim's house

[phone]

[email protected]

bicycle

bJim

Jim's house

[phone]

[email protected]

5

american car

bJohn

John's house

[phone]

[email protected]

true

green

false

true

car

cKen

Ken's house

[phone]

[email protected]

false

orange

foreign car

cMario

Mario's house

[phone]

[email protected]

false

black

Italy

4415.91

truck

zDoug

Doug's house

[phone]

[email protected]

30

61234.56

8/10/2003

vehicle

eRob

Rob's house

[phone]

[email protected]

bicycle

fTom

Tom's house

[phone]

[email protected]

7

american car

gSam

Sam's house

[phone]

[email protected]

false

blue

true

false

Write an application with a main that reads a file (from the command line) and fills an array of type vehicle[] with new vehicle

(params), new car (params), new american car (params) new foreign car(params) , new truck (params),

new bicycle (params), etc. depending on the first line that identifies each record.

Then it has a menu system that has the following features (THE MENU ITEMS SHOULD BE ABLE TO BE CHOSEN IN ANY ORDER

AND CONTINUOUSLY UNTIL THE USER ENTERS THE WORD STOP):

1. Calls a printAll method that can be passed an array of type vehicle[] and which prints each element of

the array using the appropriate toString() methods. ArrayList is fine if you wish to use it.

2. Calls a sort method that can be passed an array of type vehicle[] and which sorts the array by email addresses

and prints the new sorted array using appropriate toString() methods. Any sort method is fine, but it should

sort according to unicode (case sensitive, that is to say that all upper case is before any lower case)!

3. Calls a method that prints the number of records.

4. Calls a method that prints just the bicycles and trucks (from the sorted array using the appropriate toString() methods).

5. Calls a method that prints the vehicles in area code 987.

Be sure to declare variables as private, to extend all the classes appropriately, and to have the right constructors (using super where

appropriate), and the getters and setters for ALL the variables. MUST SEND ALL THE OUTPUT FROM PRINTING TO THE CONSOLE, NOT TO A WINDOW.

MUST TAKE ALL THE OPTIONS FOR THE MENU FROM THE CONSOLE.