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Here is the problem that I have.. If someone can do this successfully and explain it in details then I can hire him for the project that I'm currently working on. In Java, create an interface called Animal (saving it as [login to view URL]) In the Animal interface, create three methods: MakeNoise() returning a String type MoveForwardOnLand() returning void MoveForwardInWater() returning void Create a class called Dog and have it implement the Animal Interface (saving it at [login to view URL]) Create a class called Fish and have it implement the Animal Interface (saving it at [login to view URL]) The only variable you absolutely need in both classes is Distance and it is of type int. Implement the methods in the classes accordingly: · Create the code for auto-incrementing distance every time an animal moves on land or sea and returns some noise for the MakeNoise() according to the animal type. · Whenever the animal transitions between water movement or land movement the counter starts over regardless of the animal (Distance gets reset to 0). · Create the code for handling a fish where it obviously can't move on land, so it's distance is always 0 when moving on land. · A fish can obviously travel much faster than a Dog in water, so increment it's distance greater with each move than that of your dog class's code.