CMIS 214

Write a pair of programs that serializes a collection of Dates to/from a file.
Let the collection be an ArrayList.

One program will create and save the precious Dates to a file (all the
Dates are precious). Let the user specify how many random Dates to
create and the name of the output file.  The generated random Dates
can optionally be displayed.  The writeObject method can dump an
entire collection's worth of objects to the file, you don't need to
iterate over the collection saving each object to the file..

The other program will read the file of Dates into a collection.
Let the user specify the name of the input file.
The inputted Dates can optionally be displayed.
The readObject method can input an entire collection's worth of
objects from the file.  To assign that to a collection, cast what it
returns to the appropriate collection type, i.e.
myDatesList =  (ArrayList) inObjectStream.readObject();


Change Date.java so that Date "implements Serializable" and the file
import java.io.*;
The Date.java that I use to test your program will have this done.
Otherwise there is no change to Date.

Name your two programs something like YournameDateInput and YournameDateOutput