Create a Java class named Car that represents a car. The Car class should include the following components:

Data Flelds:

make $($String$)$: representing the make of the car.

model $($String$)$: representing the model of the car.

year $($int$)$: representing the manufacturing year of the car.

mileage $($double$)$: representing the current mileage of the car.

Constructors:

A default constructor that initializes all data fields to default values.

A parameterized constructor that accepts values for all data fields and initializes them accordingly.

Methods:

displaylnfo$()$: a method that prints out the make, model, year, and mileage of the car.

drive$($double distance$)$: a method that takes the distance traveled as a parameter and updates the mileage of the car accordingly.

IsAntique$()$: a method that returns true if the car is $25$ years or older, otherwise returns false.

needMaintenance$()$: a method that returns true if the mileage of the car is over $100,000$ miles, otherwise returns false.

Additionally, create another class named CarDemo with a main method to demonstrate the functionality of the Car class. In the main method, create instances of the Car class using both constructors, call each method of the Car class to demonstrate their functionality, and print the results.