Assignment $4$: Write a Java class named $`$Car$`$ based on the provided $`$CarTester$.$java$`.$

Requirements for the $`$Car$`$ class:

$1.$ Create a Java class named $`$Car$`.$

$2.$ Implement instance variables for the following properties:

$-$ carName,

$-$ mileage

$-$ fuelTankCapacity

$-$ gasLevel

You need to figure out the data types of these variables based on CarTester.java

$3.$ Implement the following methods

$-$ default construcgtor

$-$ overloaded construcgtor

$-$ setters

$-$ getters

$-$ toString$()$

$4.$ Implement the following additional methods:

drive$($distance$)$: This method should allow the car to drive the specified distance. If there's not enough gas, the car should

stop after traveling as much distance as possible.

canDrive$($distance$)$: This method should return $`$true$`$ if the car can drive the given distance with the current gas level,

otherwise $`$false$`.$

fillGas$($x$)$: This method should fill the car's gas tank with the specified amount $`$x$`.$ The method should ensure that $`$x$`$ does

not exceed the available space in the fuel tank and should not allow overflowing.

$5.$ Once you have implemented the $`$Car$`$ class, test it using the provided $`$CarTester$.$java$`.$

Please do not change CarTester.java

Your Car.java should work with the CarTester.java I provided. Otherwise, you will not earn any credit.

Capture the output produced by $`$CarTester$.$java$`$ in a file named $`$CarTester$\_$output.txt$`.$

Note: Ensure that the output file $(`$CarTester$\_$output.txt$`)$ contains the output exactly as produced by running

$`$CarTester$.$java$`.$

Evaluation:

Method or Criteria Points

$1$ Default constructor $1$

$2$ Overloaded constructor $2$

$33$ Setters $3$

$43$ Getters $3$

$51$ toString$()$ method $4$

$6$ drive$()$ method $4$

$7$ canDrive$()$ method $4$

$8$ fillGas$()$ method $4$