Creating a list of objects using the Comparator classes

Creating a list of Car objects ============================================= Program name ============ [login to view URL] (EasyIn is abstract) Description =========== You are provided with a class Car which represents the attributes of a used car. The class provides a constructor but you are to provide a toString() method. You are also provided with skeletons for classes CarList and TestCarList. In CarList, you are to provide definitions for the methods sortByPrice()and sortByEngineSize(). In TestCarList, you are provided with all necessary methods, except for a suitable main(String[] argv) method. Input Format ============ Interactive, prompted. Input Example ============= Enter details of cars when prompted. Enter Car Make Model Trim, on one line, e.g. Citroen C5 GL or press return to end. Citroen C5 GL Enter year of manufacture : 2003 Enter price in whole pounds: 9995 Enter engine size in cc : 1400 Enter number of doors (2-5): 5 Enter mileage : 12345 Enter Car Make Model Trim, on one line, e.g. Output Format ============= See output example below. Pay close attention to the spacing and punctuation in the listings below, when coding your [login to view URL]() and Test- [login to view URL](String[] argv) methods. Marking ======== 100% dynamic correctness with an unseen set of car data. Your source programs will be assessed to verify that you have sorted the data using the sort method provided in Java, and not, for example, reusing code from a Semester I exercise. Notes and hints =============== Use anonymous Comparator classes as arguments to sort rather than defining named classes that extend java.util.Comparator. Output example ============== Citroen C5 GL (2003), 1400cc, 5dr, 12k, 9995. Peugeot 405 GLX (1995), 1900cc, 5dr, 110k, 995. Fiat 500 Abarth (1966), 649cc, 2dr, 56k, 5995.

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## Platform

WIn XP

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