Array lists - modify the starter code - jGrasp - ASAP!

Domain Description Modify the starter code to incorporate squares having similar random characteristics as the Circle class into the animation. Introduction In this project we will be working with an assortment on concepts central to high-level programming languages in general, specific of course, to Java. We have worked a bit with classes. One builds a class to serve as the blueprint for instances (objects) which are declared to fulfill the requirements of a domain description. Typically one will derive output not only from user input, but also from some sort of data, typically existing as either text or in binary form, in a separate data file. In this project we will be using random numbers to generate data. Graphical User Interfaces (GUIs) serve as a front end to most modern applications, so getting a bit of experience building these is essential, if one wishes to be able to build programs which have the potential to be adopted for general (hopefully ubiquitous) use. Most of you have experience testing user input to see if it fits into the data type requested by the application (error checking). Error checking can most effectively be performed using formal techniques, defined in Java, as exception handling. We will also be working with the ArrayList, which is available in the Java API. This seminal data structure enables one to amalgamate collections of different sorts of objects. In this project, we will be dealing with homogenous ArrayLists (two ArrayLists comprised of both Circles and Squares, respectively). What Will I Submit? Pseudocode, UML and code for the Animation, Circle and Square classes. When you turn this project in let me know if you were able to get it to run. Comments provided will be incorporated into the grading process.