Examples include smartphones, laptops, tablets, and gaming devices. All of these devices are extremely powerful and utilize wireless technology to connect to the network.

Write a program that creates Pet objects from data read from the keyboard. Store these objects into an instance of ArrayList. Then sort the Pet objects into alphabetic order by pet name, and finally display the data in the sorted Pet objects on the screen. The class Pet is given in Chapter 6, Listing 6.1.

This Project has the potential for being more difficult than the Practice Programs since it uses a list of elements other than Strings, which the author states can lead to subtle problems. The PetRecord variable nextPet must be declared inside the while-loop so it is created fresh each iteration. It must be redeclared each time to ensure that PetRecords previously added to the list are not overwritten with data entered on the next iteration. If nextPet is created only once, outside the while-loop (before entering it), the new values entered are written to same address each time and all the PetRecords in the list will end up with identical data, the values entered in the last iteration.

When there are no tasks in a project, what happens?

A. The Start date is one day before the Finish date. B. The Start date and Finish date are the same date. C. The Finish date is one day after the Start date. D. None of the above