Please answer the question posted and give full explanation of the answer. Please past the successful program run as well. Create a Java project with the following code. Please remember to type in...

Please answer the question posted and give full explanation of the answer. Please past the successful program run as well.

Create a Java project with the following code. Please remember to type in this code rather than copy-and-pasting; Word loves to mangle source code.

Class definition for an object containing an ArrayList:

/**

 * ArrayListObjectClass (ALOC)

 *

 * A sample class that contains an ArrayList.

 *

 **/

import
java.util.*;

public
class
ALOC {

        // The internal ArrayList

        ArrayList iAL;

        // Default constructor

        ALOC() {

               iAL =
new
ArrayList();

        }

        // Constructor for a given ArrayList

        // Thanks to http://java2novice.com/java-collections-and-util/arraylist/copy-clone/

        ALOC(ArrayList cAL) {

               iAL = (ArrayList) cAL.clone();

        }

}

Main Program:

public
class
ArrayListObj {

public
static
void
main(String[] args) {

               //
TODO
Auto-generated method stub

               ALOC myObject =
new
ALOC();

               myObject.iAL.add("First item");

               myObject.iAL.add("Second item");

               System.
out
.println("There are this many items in the list: " + myObject.iAL.size());

               System.
out
.println("The list is: " + myObject.iAL);

        }

}

Once the program runs as expected, make the following changes:

3.1. Instantiate three ALOC objects: myObject1, myObject2, myObject3.

3.2. Create a list inside each object:

3.2.1. myObject1: a list of the animals you would most like to have as a pet

3.2.2  myObject2: a list of five courses you will take at the college. (It's okay to include courses you have already taken.)

3.2.3. myObject3: a list of foods you like to eat

3.3. For each object, output the length of the list and the contents of the list