public class Goose {
    public void honk() {
        System.out.println("Honk");
    }
}

• Explanation:

1. public class Goose {
   • This declares a public class named Goose.
2. public void honk() { System.out.println("Honk"); }
   • This declares a public method named honk.
   • It prints "Honk" to the console.
3. }
   • Closes the Goose class.

• Overall Explanation:
  • The Goose class represents a simple object that can honk.
  • It has a single method, honk(), which outputs the message "Honk" to the console.
  • This class is used in the code as part of the GooseAdapter to adapt a Goose to behave like a Quackable object. The honk method of Goose corresponds to the quack method expected by the Quackable interface. The GooseAdapter is responsible for adapting the Goose to the Quackable interface.