Creating an application for an ice cream shop. Create an interface named Flavor. Create three subclasses Lemon, Mint, and Chocol
ate. Create a class named Cone that has a single member variable named scoops of type List with a generic argument of Flavor. Initialize the scoops member variable to an object of one of the two list classes discussed during the lecture. Add a method named add with a single parameter of type Flavor named scoop. This will add the scoop object to the scoops list. Create a class named IceCreamShop. The class has a single member variable of type Map named orders. Initialize this map to an instance of type HashMap. This map is used to track customer orders. It maps a customer name of type String to an instance of Cone. The map is modified by the following methods:
Add a method orderScoop(String customer, Flavor flavor). This method first checks if thereâs already an order for the given customer in the map. If the map does not have an entry with the customer name, a new entry is put into the map with a new Cone object. If the map already contains an entry, it gets the cone value from the map. Then it adds a new flavor to the cone. Note: Thereâs no need to put the cone back into the map because the map uses a reference to the cone object.
Add a method completeOrder(String customer). This method will return the cone for the given customer and remove the entry from the map.
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