Java coding The game will have 4 types of information you need to keep track of: the user, the Butterflies, the Bees and the Flowers. Here’s what you need to know for each (hint: some of these can be passed/given to the class constructor):
• Human User/Player
o Name - You’ll need to ask who is going to play the game
o Whether they want to be a butterfly or bee
• Butterflies
o Butterfly colony name - Every colony needs a name, right? So you’ll need to ask the user what the name of the butterfly colony is.
o Butterfly color - Butterflies come in many different colors. To make things simpler, your colony will start with butterflies that only have two colors, a main color and accent color. You’ll want to integrate the colors into the butterfly colony name. So you’ll need to ask the user about which colors they want.
o Colony starting size - How many butterflies is the colony starting out with? This can vary, so you better ask the user about that also.
o Carry capacity – Butterflies come in different sizes. So we need to know how much pollen each butterfly can carry, from 1 – 10 grams. Users won’t know this information, so we’ll need to generate it.
• Bees
o Bee colony name - Every colony needs a name, right? So you’ll need to ask the user what the name of the bee colony is
o Colony starting size - How many bees is the colony starting out with? This can vary, so you better ask the user about that also.
o Carry capacity – Bees come in different sizes. So we need to know how much pollen each bee can carry, from 3 – 7 grams. Users won’t know this information, so we’ll need to generate it.
• Flower
o Flower name/type – We’ll need to ask the user what types of flowers to use in the contest. (e. g., Rose, Lily, etc.)
o Color – Every flower has a color, so ask the user what color the flower should be
o Distance from colonies - Each flower is a different distance from the colonies, 1 – 5 miles.