A simple search app to practice Java interfaces, abstract classes and Lambda Expressions.

• All animals consume food the same way
• Each animal is assigned a unique number, a name, and year discovered regardless of classification.
• The methods will return a string saying how that animal implements the action
• Animals can move, breath, reproduce

• Mammals: move - walk, breath - lungs, reproduce - live births
• Birds: move - fly, breath - lungs, reproduce - eggs
• Fish: move - swim, breath - gills, reproduce - eggs

• Mammals:
  • Name: Panda Year Named: 1869
  • Name: Zebra Year Named: 1778
  • Name: Koala Year Named: 1816
  • Name: Sloth Year Named: 1804
  • Name: Armadillo Year Named: 1758
  • Name: Raccoon Year Named: 1758
  • Name: Bigfoot Year Named: 2021
• Birds:
  • Name: Pigeon Year Named: 1837
  • Name: Peacock Year Named: 1821
  • Name: Toucan Year Named: 1758
  • Name: Parrot Year Named: 1824
  • Name: Swan Year Named: 1758
• Fish:
  • Name: Salmon Year Named: 1758
  • Name: Catfish Year Named: 1817
  • Name: Perch Year Named: 1758

• List all the animals in descending order by year named
• List all the animals alphabetically
• List all the animals order by how they move
• List only those animals the breath with lungs
• List only those animals that breath with lungs and were named in 1758
• List only those animals that lay eggs and breath with lungs
• List alphabetically only those animals that were named in 1758

Ensure that you have Git and JDK 11.

git clone https://github.com/d-vail/Java-III-Animal-Kingdom-Search.git
cd Java-III-Animal-Kingdom-Search

To compile and build the project use:

./gradlew build

To run the application use:

./gradlew run

Ensure JDK 11 is configured properly in the IDE.

• From Welcome Screen: Import Project -> Navigate to the project directory -> Select build.gradle
• From the Editor: File -> New -> Project from Existing Sources -> Navigate to the project directory -> Select build.gradle