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Create a driver class called Adoption Driver.java (NOT part of the package made
earlier). Import the Adoption Center package.
The main method will take in command line arguments and store them in variables (you
will need to parse the strings for some of the arguments)
Your command line will take in 7 arguments together. If the number of arguments is not 7,
print the following:
Invalid number of arguments.
Create a new Petinfo based on the commands passed in. Call display() on this object.
Create a new PetOwnerinfo object based on the commands passed in. Call the display()
on this object.
Add JavaDoc comments to this class.

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Task 1
Create a package called Adoption Center with the two classes Petinfo.java and
PetOwnerInfo.java
Petinfo: Create a class called PetInfo.java that has the following: name, age, weight,
type as private attributes, a parameterized constructer that sets all the attributes, a getter
for name, a setter for age, and a display() method that prints in the following format
Milo is a dog who is 4 years old and weighs 10.5 lbs.
PetOwnerinfo: Create a class called PetOwnerinfo.java that has the following: name,
email, and age as private attributes, a parametrized constructor that sets all the
attributes, a getter for name, a setter methods for email, and a display() method that
prints in the following format
Skippy is 28 years old. Their email is iLoveMilo@gmail.com.
Add JavaDoc comments to both classes
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Step 1
Both the tasks
Task1: PetInfo.java and PetOwnerInfo.java
Task2: AdoptionDriver.java
are given below with respective explanation in comments and their output and javadocs are also used wherever required.
Note: Task2 requires you to use command line arugment so we need to perfom it on cmd/Terminal.
javadocs are also used wherever required.
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