Modify the code in Chapter 15’s StudentList class in Figure so that objects from that clas...

Modify the code in Chapter 15’s

StudentList

class in Figure so that objects from that class can be written to a file. For this exercise, you may simply ignore the “dangerous method call” in the

removeStudent

method. Using the

WriteObject

class in Figure as a guide, encode a

StudentListFileWriter

class that writes three

StudentList

objects to a file called

StudentLists,

as follows: Construct the first object with the same four names as those used in the

StudentListDriver

in Figure, and write it to the file. Construct the second object with those same four names plus the additional name “Anna,” and write it to the file. For the third object, use the remove method to remove “Izumi” from the second object, and write this modification of the second object to the file so that it appears as a distinct third object in the file. Finally, using the

ReadObject

class in Figure as a guide, encode a

StudentListFileReader

class that reads and displays all objects in the file. Run this

StudentListFileReader

to confirm that the file holds three objects with different name lists.

Figure First draft of StudentList class, which maintains a list of students

Figure WriteObject program, which writes Serializable objects to a file

Figure Driver of StudentList class

Figure ReadObject class that reads all Serializable objects from a file