Create a class Hotel with the following elements:

$-$ Instance variables: int numberRooms, int numberGuests, boolean isAvailable : Seters for all

$-$ Maximum of guests allowed is $1000$ and maximum number of rooms is $350.$

$-$ One sta$$c ini$$alizer block to setup the constant values. Print execu$$on trace: $$Sta$$c bloc ini$$alizer$.$

$-$ One ini$$alizer block to set the default number of guests to $0,$ default number of rooms to $0$ and the isAvailable flag to True. Print execu$$on trace: $$Block ini$$alizer$.$

$-$ Constructor$1$ with $3$ parameters: validates the number of guests and rooms to be in the range $(0,$ max no of rooms$)$ and the number of guests in the range $(0,$ max no of guests$).$ Use sta$$c valida$$on func$$ons$,$ raise errors. Print execu$$on trace $$Constructor $13$ parameters$.$

$-$ Provide Set methods for Number Rooms and Number Guests.

$-$ Constructor $2$ with one parameter isAvailable. Call Constructor $1$ with the default values for the other two parameters $(0$ guests and $0$ rooms$).$ Print a trace $$Constructor$21$ parameter$.$

$-$ Override compareTo $$the hotel with more rooms is greater

$-$ Overrride toString: prints the class data

$-$ Override equals$()$: the no of rooms and no of guests should be the same,

Class HotelReserva$$on

main$()$ :

$-$ create $3$ hotel instances, two with the first constructor, one with the second.

$-$ When run main, the trace messages should display.

$-$ Use the compareTo$()$ method to compare two of the above instances. Display the one that is bigger making use of the toString$()$ method.

$-$ Make the output user friendly.

$-$ Force a valida$$on error at the end