// Animal will act as a Super class for other Animals

public class Animal {

private String name = "Animal";

public String favFood = "Food";

// You use protected when you want to allow subclasses

// To be able to access methods or fields

// If you would have used private their would be no

// way for subclasses to call this method

// This is a final method which means it can't be overwritten

protected final void changeName(String newName){

// this is a reference to the object you're creating

this.name = newName;

}

protected final String getName(){

return this.name;

}

public void eatStuff(){

System.out.println("Yum " + favFood);

}

public void walkAround(){

System.out.println(this.name + " walks around");

}

public Animal(){

}

public Animal(String name, String favFood){

this.changeName(name);

this.favFood = favFood;

}

}