Super Heroes Polymorphism

In this assignment you will implement inheritance and run-time polymorphism in a class hierarchy. Then, you'll demonstrate your work in a main method.

1. Follow the steps in order: you stand a much better chance of finishing.

2. Create an abstract class called SuperHero. This is your base class. Add the following properties and getter/setter methods

• Alias, you pick the date type (every super hero has an alias, right? Batman is Bruce Wayne, etc.)
• Super power, you pick the data type
• IsAvenging (Boolean, true = they are currently avenging something)
• What To Avenge, you pick the data type

3. Add a constructor that accepts three arguments: Alias, Superpower, and WhatToAvenge. Default IsAvenging to 'off'.

4. Add an abstract method: public abstract void Avenge();

5. Add a toString method for SuperHero.

6. Add these classes, methods, and properties to the project. Each class should inherit from SuperHero. These are your serived classes.

• BatMan
  • Max speed of Batmobile, you pick the data type
  • toString method
  • Avenge method that prints what the BatMan object is currently avenging (here's the polymorphism)
• Hulk
  • Clothes budget, you pick the data type
  • toString method
  • Avenge method that prints what the Hulk object is currently avenging (here's the polymorphism)
• BlackWidow
  • Speed (feet per second, integer)
  • toString method
  • Avenge method that prints what the BlackWidow object is currently avenging (here's the polymorphism)

7. Add a Main class and a main method that is the entry point of your project.

8. In the main method:

• Create an ArrayList of SuperHero objects.
• Declare and instantiate BatMan, Hulk, and BlackWidow objects
• Add the objects from the previous step to the ArrayList
• Write an enhanced for loop to step through the ArrayList and invoke the Avenge method on each element.