Tаsk 2 (12 pоints): Demоnstrаte Pоlymorphism аnd File Processing in Main I In a separate manager class containing the main method, complete the full execution workflow: Collection Setup: Create a single ArrayList capable of holding both StandardRoom and LuxurySuite objects. Populate it with at least one StandardRoom and at least two LuxurySuite objects (one with the pool heating turned on, one off). File IO Streams: Wrap your processing operations inside a standard try-with-resources block utilizing FileWriter and PrintWriter to write to an output file named room_operating_costs.csv. Table Structure: Write a clear header row to the file first to define the table columns: Room Type,Room Number,Attributes/Status,Stay Duration (Days),Total Operating Cost ($). Index-Based Loop Processing: Use a standard index-based for loop driven entirely by ArrayList methods (like .size() and .get(int index)) to polymorphically process a 7-day booking period across all rooms. Dynamic Row Layout: Inside the loop, extract the room's simple class name via .getClass().getSimpleName(). Construct and print each line of comma-separated values, ensuring text-heavy attributes (like the toString() result) are completely enclosed in quotes ("...") within the CSV to guarantee clean data parsing. Expected CSV File Output Format When the generated room_operating_costs.csv file is opened in a plain text editor, its structured rows must look like this: Plaintext Room Type,Room Number,Attributes/Status,Stay Duration (Days),Total Operating Cost ($) StandardRoom,Room_204,"StandardRoom [Room_204] Eco-Tax: $5.50/day",7,423.50 LuxurySuite,Suite_101,"LuxurySuite [Suite_101] HeatedPool: false",7,700.00 LuxurySuite,Suite_102,"LuxurySuite [Suite_102] HeatedPool: true",7,1225.00
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