You and your team are chaperoning a group of 4th graders on a trip to your local zoo. Each mem- ber of your team will choose one animal that is found at the zoo. So, if your team has four mem- bers, you will select four animals. As a team, re- search each animal’s average lifespan, the average weight of the animal, how many pounds of food it eats each day, and how many minutes of daily exercise it needs. This data will be used as input for a Java program. Assignment Launch jGRASP, start a new file, and save it as Zoo.java. List all programmers (team members) in the initial comments. Write a program that asks the user to input the data for each animal that you have selected. You can copy and paste code to minimize the amount of code that needs to be written. Use the data types described in the table and use Java's standard naming conventions for the variable names. After the program has accept- ed the last of the user input, display the data to the user in sentences. User proper grammar and punctuation in the sentences. Data Data Data Type Data Type Lifespan int Weight double Pounds of food double Minutes of exercise int Cooperative Coding Inputting and Outputting Data Compile and run the program. Thoroughly test the program. If there are errors, work as a team to find the source and correct the error. Er- rors may include misspellings, lack of semicolons at the end of lines, and missing braces. 1. Why are lifespan and minutes of exercise set as int data types while weight and pounds of food set as double data types? 2. What process did your team use to find any reported errors and correct them? Susan Schmitz/Shutterstock.com 94 Introduction to Computer Science: Java Programming Copyright Goodheart-Willcox Co., Inc.