Create a Book object. The same two options for creating a Book object apply here as well. package bookisbnlookup;

public class Book

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private long isbn;

private String title;

private String description;

public Book$()$

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this$(0)$;

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public Book$($long inIsbn$)$

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isbn $=$ inIsbn;

title $=""$;

description $=""$;

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public void setIsbn$($long inIsbn$)$

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isbn $=$ inIsbn;

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public void setTitle$($String inTitle$)$

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title $=$ inTitle;

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public void setDescription$($String inDescription$)$

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description $=$ inDescription;

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public long getIsbn$()$

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return isbn;

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public String getTitle$()$

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return title;

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public String getDescription$()$

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return description;

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@Override

public String toString$()$

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String text $="---$ Book Information $---$

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text $+=$ "ISBN: $"+$ isbn $+"$

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text $+=$ "Title: $"+$ title $+"$

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text $+=$ "Description: $"+$ description $+"$

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return text;

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$\}$ Output the results by printing your Book object to the console. The Book class contains a toString method, you just print your object directly to the console.