Consider the Point and Line classes that are represented by the following UML. Assume you have an array that stores references to 500 Line objects. Point -X: double -y: double +Point +Point(x:double,y:double) +getX():double +getY():double +setX(x:double):void +setY(y:double):void +toString 0:String +equals(other:Object]:boolean Write Java code to do the following: 1- Print the start and end points for the line with the maximum length. 2- Check whether the array contains a line that starts or ends at point (0,0). Line -start:Point -end:Point +Line(xStart:double, yStart:double, xEnd:double, yEnd:double) +getStart():Point +getEnd():Point +setStart(start:Point):void +setEnd(end:Point):void +length:double +mid Point():Point