Question

We want to be able to run the following lines of code: ArrayList<Pokemon> party = new ArrayLis party.add(new Pikachu (); // Ash Ketch party.add(new Caterpie(); // Ash Ketch We have already defined the following abstract class: abstract class Pokemon { // abstract method public abstract void makeNoise(); // instance method public void makeSleepNoise() { System.out.println("Zzz"); However, our code won't compile, and we don't know what's wrong. TASK: Fix the bug(s) in our code. Details java8 1 class Pikachu { public void make Noise() { System.out.println("Pika-pi!");

and the langue is java, thx.

Answer 1

party is an Arraylist defined to store Pokeman objects.
We are unable to add Pikachu and Caterpie in it because those classes are not subclasses of Pokemon class.

To run the code, we need to make sure both Pikachu and Caterpie extend Pokeman class.

make the following change in the first line of both class definitions:
class Pikachu extends Pokemon {
//same as before
}

class Caterpie extends Pokemon {
//same as before
}