1- Write a java class called Event.java representing an event set up in someones calendar. This class should store three bits of information about the event:

What is the title of the event (a String)

Where is the event going to take place (a String)

What is the date the event is going to take place (a GregorianCalendar)

How many hours long is the event (a Double) The Event class should have eight methods

setTitle(String title) for setting and storing the title of the event

String getTitle() for returning the title of the event

setVenue(String venue) for setting and storing the venue of the event

String getVenue() for returning the venue of the event

setDate(GregorianCalendar date) for setting and storing the date of the event

String getDate() for returning the date of the event in MM/dd/yyyy

setDuration(double duration) for setting and storing the duration in hours of the event

double getDuration() for returning the length of the event in hours

2. Write a java application called EventTest.java that lets the user create two Event objects and then prints the following sample output.

Enter title of the first event: New Student Welcome

Enter venue of the first event: Student Union Building

Enter the date of the first event (MM/dd/yyyy): 02/22/2017 2 CS2365 Project 1

Enter duration for first event: 2.5

Enter title of the second event: Job Fair

Enter venue of the second event: University Career Center

Enter the date of the second event (MM/dd/yyyy): 02/15/2017

Enter duration for second event: 6

Output: Student Orientation event will take place on 02/22/2017 for 2.5 hours in Student Union Building

Job Fair event will take place on 07/26/2017 for 6 hours in University Career Center.

Project 1-part 2 Rewrite your code and create a class date and use it (instead of using a GregorianCalendar), and test it again.