Create a class named Person:

Add the following instance variables:

id $($int$)$: Stores a unique identifier for the person.

name $($String$)$: Stores the name of the person.

age $($int$)$: Stores the age of the person.

Implement the following methods in the Person class:

setId$($int id$)$: Assigns a value to the id variable.

setName$($String name$)$: Assigns a value to the name variable.

setAge$($int age$)$: Assigns a value to the age variable.

getId$()$: Returns the value of id$.$

getName$()$: Returns the value of name.

getAge$()$: Returns the value of age.

Write a test program to demonstrate the Person class:

Create an instance of the Person class.

Use the setId, setName, and setAge methods to assign values to the

instance.

Use the getId, getName, and getAge methods to retrieve and print these

values.

Output Example:

Your program should produce output similar to the following: $($use your real

information for the name and ID$)$

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Options

Setting the ID to: $12345101$

Setting the name to: Ali

Setting the age to: $25$

ID: $12345101$

Name: Ali

Age: $25$