Create a class called CeilingFan $($in CeilingFan.java$)$ that includes a boolean field to indicate whether or not the fan is on$,$ and an integer field for the speed setting of the fan $(1$ through $4).$ Include get methods for each field. A method called setSpeed$()$ sets the value of the speed setting and a method called togglePower$()$ turns the fan on and off. A method called getEnergyUse$()$ returns the amount of energy currently consumed by the fan $($in watts$).$ If the fan is not on$,$ it uses $0$ watts, regardless of the speed setting. If the fan is on$,$ it uses energy based on the speed setting:

$15$ watts

$35$ watts

$55$ watts

$75$ watts

Next create a program in TestCeilingFan.java that demonstrates the CeilingFan class by creating an instance of the class and outputting power consumption in a variety of situations $($on$/$off & speed settings$).$ This program does not require user input.