$//1.$ Declare a variable of Quote type.

$//2.$ Define the variable above to a new Quote instance with a sale price

$//$ and tax rate of your choosing.

$//3.$ Print the state of the Quote object using accessor methods.

$//$ Format of the output is:

$//$ field: value

$//4.$ Print the Quote instance created in a previous step.

$//5.$ Declare and define a new Quote object with the default state.

$//6.$ Update the state of the second Quote object with a sale price

$//$ between $$10,000-$ $$15,000$ and a tax rate between $4\mathrm{.}01\%$ and $4\mathrm{.}99\%$

$//($inclusive$).$

$//7.$ Declare a variable of List type that can store Vehicle objects.

$//8.$ Define the variable from the previous step to an empty List object.

$//9.$ Populate the List with $3$ Vehicle objects. Each Vehicle object must

$//$ have unique state.

$//10.$ Print out the number of objects in the List, using the List object

$//$ reference.

$//11.$ Print out the Vehicle objects from the List.