A Player is an object that represents a major-league baseball player. A Player has a name, a batting average (which is a number between 0 and 1), and a position represented as an int from 1 to 9 (in baseball, each position has a number. For example, pitcher is 1, catcher is 2, and first base is 3). 1) Write the player class below. The class must have the following: a) Properly declared instance fields b) An overloaded constructor that assigns a name, position, and batting average, in that order Accessor methods for each of the instance fields A toString method. The method will result in the following output based on the method call: Player pl = new Player ("DJ LeMahieu", 5, .364); System.out.print (pl); Output: DJ LeMahieu, 5, .364