Code the solution in Java, using empty $($or near$-$empty$)$ methods. Then use your UML generation tool to create the UML. Remember, I grade by UML $$ if you forget to make a connection in your code, that$$s on you, not the UML generator.

Notes:

Remember not to include the package name!

Make the diagram clear and clean, not a spider web mess of lines going everywhere.

The UML must be complete and accurate. This includes classes, fields, constructors, methods $($including parameters$),$ visibilities, relationships between classes, etc.

For this week, design a CarRentalFactory, which produces: Economy, Luxury, and Truck.

Things to look out for in UML:

The factory$$s name should end in the word Factory in its name, as in $\_\_\_$Factory.

A factory should return a parent class that leverages polymorphism.

If you choose to UML a factory that uses an enum, the enum should be a separate class in UML.