$1.$ Open NetBeans and Create a New Project

$$ Open NetBeans.

$$ Click on "File" in the top menu.

$$ Select "New Project..."

$2.$ Choose Project Type

$$ In the "New Project" dialog, select "Java with Ant" category.

$$ Choose "Java Application" and click "Next."

$3.$ Set Project Name and Location

$$ Enter a name for your project $($e$.$g$.,$ "OOP"$).$

$$ Choose a project location or leave the default storage location.

$$ Uncheck the $$Create Main Class$$ Option.

$$ Click "Finish."

Creating a New Package and Class

$4.$ Create a Class

$$ In the "Projects" tab on the left, expand the "OOP" project.

$$ Right$-$click on "Source Packages." $($make sure you click on the name and not just close to it$)$

$$ Select "New" $->$ "Java Class..."

$$ Name the class $($Give it the name of a real$-$world object you identified$)$ and click "Finish."

State the object $($real$-$world entity$)$ you have identified. Briefly describe what this entity has and what it can do$.$

$5.$ Write Java Code to implement the created class.

$$ Identify and declare at least three instance variables $($all should be public$).$

$$ Identify and declare at least three class variables $($all should be public$).$

$$ Write the default constructor for the class that initializes all the class$/$static variables.

$$ Write a parameterized constructor for the class that initializes all the instance variables.

$$ Write a method that returns void and takes in no parameters.

$$ Write a method that returns a given data type but takes in no parameters.

$$ Write a method that returns a given data type and takes in at least one parameter.

$$ Write a method called introduce that when called$/$invoked$,$ will output at least one instance variable and one static variable.

$$ Add comments for what each of the method does.

Explain how you have used a local variable and parameter in the methods above.

Creating a Test Class and Instantiating.

$6.$ Creating the Test Class.

$$ In the "Projects" tab on the left, expand the "OOP" project.

$$ Right$-$click on "Source Packages."

$$ Select "New" $->$ "Java Class..."

$$ Name the class Test.

$7.$ Write Java code for the Test Class.

$$ Inside the two curly brackets, write the main method for a java program.

$$ Inside the main method in java:

o Create at least two objects.

o Instantiate the two objects with the default constructor.

o Create at least two more objects.

o Instantiate the two more objects with the parameterized constructor.

o Call the introduce method using all the objects you have created.

o Bonus: write you own code in the main class using the objects, which will demonstrate the use of control flow structures.