Interfaces and Polymorphism in Bob's Grocery Mart

Introduction

Your goal for this assignment is to modify the Bob's simulation in two ways: by adding a SortedAisle class, and by making it possible for the user to select the aisle type at run time. customers will refuse to enter a checkout line if that line has reached some maximum capacity.

Instructions

Interface

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Create a new class that extends Aisle. Your new class should override the addCustomer method so that every time a new customer is added, the entire list of customers is sorted. This way, the customer with the fewest items is always moved to the front. This type of aisle will model the effect of friendly customers that let other customers "cut" if they have fewer items.

You should use the Collections.sort method to sort your ArrayList. Since this method only works when the items in the list implement the Comparable interface, you will also need to modify the Customer class to implement Comparable.

Comparable is a generic interface. This means you can use it like this:
```
public class MyClass implements Comparable<MyClass>
```
or like this:
```
public class MyClass implements Comparable
```
In the former class your compareTo method must take an argument of type MyClass in the latter it must take an argument of type Object
Once you have completed your SortedAisle class modify MartSimulation so that it uses SortedAisles instead of LimitedAisles, and confirm that your code works correctly.

Polymporphism

It is unfortunate that the current version of the simulation requires the code to be modified and recompiled when we want to change the aisle type used in the simulation. Modify the file MartDriver and MartSimulation classes to allow the user to select any of the three aisle types at run time. Execute the simulation several times to see the effect of changing aisle types.

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