When Abraham Lincoln ran for president in 1860, he promised:…

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When Abrаhаm Lincоln rаn fоr president in 1860, he prоmised: A) to abolish slavery, nationwide B) to halt the spread of slavery to the WestC) to put the issue of slavery to a national vote D) to abolish slavery in the Southern states

Prоgrаmming Midterm Yоu must cоmplete this without tаlking or chаtting or emailing or contacting or asking for help from other people. You may not use AI tools. You may use your books, labs, or resources on your computer etc. You may not use online resources (unless you are using your book or look up the slides). Everything you do must be on your computer's screen (so no phones) where honorlock is recording. All work on the exam must in the exam room and must be recorded on honorlock up to (and including) when you submit. You may organize this program however you desire. However, if you repeat variables or methods (methods in multiple classes that could be consolidated to one class), I will take points off. Or if you violate rules of public/private variables, etc., I will take points off. The boat program You will be writing a program that keeps track of boats in a dock. The boats will be of two different types and they will be positioned in different stalls in the docks. Different types of boats and their printouts (empty). CargoShip ( 2 cargo slots ) /=====X=/| X::| X:: =====X= StreamShip ( 1 cargo slot ) /=====-= | X:: =====-= You will be filling the boats with “cargo” of 5 letters, Notice that the top boat has 2 five letter openings and the bottom boat has 1 five letter opening. Example full boat (from sample output below) with cargo of EEEEE and RRRRR: /=====X= /|EEEEEX:: |RRRRRX:: =====X= Program Info The program will ask the user for how many slots there will be in the dock. Upon entering the data in, the program will print out an “empty” dock (see printout below). Note that each slot is 4 lines tall even though the steamship is only 3 lines high (so there must be an blank line at the end if there is a steamship). The user will then be presented with a menu: Add cargo to a boat. The user will enter in a dock stall and a 5 letter input. You can assume the user will always enter in 5 letters. Move a boat from one filled slot to another empty slot. The user will enter indexes indicating the two different stalls. Create a new boat in an empty slot. The user will enter in a slot as well as a C for CargoShip and a S for SteamShip. Errors you must catch: On adding cargo to a full boat You must inform the user that is not possible On moving a boat to a non-free slot You must inform the user they cannot move the boat to that slot On trying to move a boat from a spot where there is no boat You must inform the user there is no spot at the starting point On trying to create a boat in a spot that is not empty You must inform the user that spot is not empty Otherwise, you may assume the input will be correct. For example, there is no checking of whether the slots the user enters are within the bounds of the dock or whether the type of input is the correct types. Other Notes: Recall to do a print out a literal in a string, you must do \. This is because the is the escape character: we have commonly seen the n for newline. To print out a literal you must do \. I recommend you use an array/arraylist with Booleans to keep track of what slots have a boat in them. There are other ways to do this, but I suspect this will be easiest for you. Example: (the >> note user input) Enter how many spots there are in the dock.>> 30----0----1----1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 3Please enter a C for cargo or S for steam and then a dock position for the new ship>> C>> 00---- /=====X= /| X:: | X:: =====X=0----1----1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 3Please enter a C for cargo or S for steam and then a dock position for the new ship>> S>> 10---- /=====X= /| X:: | X:: =====X=0----1---- /=====-= | X:: =====-=1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 1Please enter a dock to add cargo too>> 1Enter 5 character cargo>> CARGO0---- /=====X= /| X:: | X:: =====X=0----1---- /=====-= |CARGOX:: =====-=1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 1Please enter a dock to add cargo too>> 0Enter 5 character cargo>> EEEEE0---- /=====X= /|EEEEEX:: | X:: =====X=0----1---- /=====-= |CARGOX:: =====-=1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 1Please enter a dock to add cargo too>> 0Enter 5 character cargo>> RRRRR0---- /=====X= /|EEEEEX:: |RRRRRX:: =====X=0----1---- /=====-= |CARGOX:: =====-=1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 1Please enter a dock to add cargo too>> 0Boat is full!0---- /=====X= /|EEEEEX:: |RRRRRX:: =====X=0----1---- /=====-= |CARGOX:: =====-=1----2----2----Select and option.1. Add cargo to a boat2. Move a boat that is in one spot to another spot3. Create a boat>> 2Please enter two spots. First is the spot a boat is in and the second is the spot the boat must move too.>> 0>> 20----0----1---- /=====-= |CARGOX:: =====-=1----2---- /=====X= /|EEEEEX:: |RRRRRX:: =====X=2----(program continues)