Cake Class

Write a class Cake that inherits from Item $.$ Cake s come in a size, given in inches, have a design on them, and can

either be square or round.

Here's some more information to help you write your Cake class:

the design on the cake is just a description of the design

the size is just a number given in inches, like $12,24,7,6,$ etc.

for round or square, you'll just put whether or not $($so true or false, hint hint$)$ the cake is square

Include getters and setters for each of these attributes.

Include a constructor with parameters for each of the attributes. Keep in mind how constructors work with

inheritance.

Cookie Class

Write a Cookie class that inherits from Item. Cookie s have a quantity and can $($or not$)$ come in a fancy tin.

Here's some more information to help you write your Cookie class:

the quantity is a number like $6,12,$ or $24.$ Remember that you can only buy whole cookies, so the quantity

wouldn't be something like $12\mathrm{.}5.$

a special tin can be purchased to put the cookies in$,$ so you'll just put whether or not the cookies are in an tin

Include getters and setters for each of these attributes.

Include a constructor with parameters for each of the attributes. Keep in mind how constructors work with

inheritance.

Testing

Feel free to write a constructor for your class that tests the following:

Create a Cake object

Display at least one of its attributes using its getter

Change at least one using its setter

Verify this change with the getter

Create a Cookie object

Display at least one attribute using its getter

Change at least one attribute

Verify this change again with the getterTask

Write a class named order $to$ represent $an$ order $in$ our Bakery. For right now, Order $sin$ our Bakery include the

Item $s$ the customer $is$ ordering, and $an$ order number. Here are more details for each:

items : these are the Item object the user $is$ placing the order for. This could $be$ one item $or27,$ but you don't

know that $up$ front, $sobe$ sure $to$ use $an$ ArrayList for storing this data

orderNumHelper : this $is$ a static variable that $is$ used $to$ help generate the next order number. Initialize $itto$

orderNum : this $is$ a non$-$static attribute that $is$ used $to$ store the order number for this order

Additionally, you'll need the following methods:

a method $to$ addItems $to$ the order. $It$ should have a single parameter, $an$ Item $to$ add. $It$ should use the copy

constructor $(from$ Item$)to$ add the Item $to$ the ArrayList

a constructor with $no$ parameters. $In$ this constructor:

initialize your ArrayList $if$ you haven't already $(i.e.,$ new ArrayList; $)$

assign your orderNum

increment your orderNumHelper $to$ the next value $in$ the sequence

and a toString that displays a receip$\frac{t}{p}$urchase order for the order. When displayed, $it$ should look something

like this: