Data structure & Algrothium java programCreate the three following classes:1. class containing two strings attributes first name and last name.2. class containing the name object and an ArrayList of string to store the list gifts. This class would extend the attached NicePersonInterface.java3. class containing one ArrayList of Names to store the naughty names. Another ArrayList of NicePerson to store the nice names and gifts. Add atleast 4 names in each list and display all information. import java.util.List;import java.util.ArrayList;/**This interface describes the operations of a person on the nice list.@author Frank M. Carrano@author Timothy M. Henry@version 5.0*/public interface NicePersonInterface{// We want the constructor to set the person's name,// but we do not want the client to be able to change it.// So we are omitting a method setName./** Gets the name of this person.@returnThe name of a person on the nice list. */public Name getName ( );/** Adds a gift to this person's gift list.@param aPresent@returnA string that describes the gift.True if the gift was added, or false if not. */public boolean addGift(String aGift);/** Removes a gift from this person's gift list.@param aGift@returnpublic boolean removeGift(String aGift);A string that describes the gift.True if the gift was removed, or false if not. *//** Sets this person's gift list.@param aGiftpublic void setGifts (ArrayList gifts);A string that describes the gift. *//** Gets this person 's gift list.@returnThis person's gift list. */public ArrayList getGifts();// end NicePersonInterface

Data structure & Algrothium java program Create the three following classes: 1. class containing two strings attributes first name and last name. 2. class containing the name object and an ArrayList of string to store the list gifts. This class would extend the attached NicePersonInterface.java 3. class containing one ArrayList of Names to store the naughty names. Another ArrayList of NicePerson to store the nice names and gifts. Add atleast 4 names in each list and display all information.

Data structure & Algrothium java program Create the three following classes: 1. class containing two strings attributes first name and last name. 2. class containing the name object and an ArrayList of string to store the list gifts. This class would extend the attached NicePersonInterface.java 3. class containing one ArrayList of Names to store the naughty names. Another ArrayList of NicePerson to store the nice names and gifts. Add atleast 4 names in each list and display all information.

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Chapter9: Using Classes And Objects

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