Create a new project in Eclipse, following the lab guidelines. Create the following new Java classes, in the default package: $($Use these names exactly!$)-$ Show.java $-$ Person.java $-$ CastMember.java $-$ Role.java Lab$1.$java Place the given Lab$1.$java class in the default package within your project. Show.java This class will represent a Show object, which we will define as having: $-$ A title, represented as a String $($i$.$e$.$: Hamilton$)-$ Cast members, stored as an array of CastMember objects $($i$.$e$.$ CastMember$[])-$ A number of cast members, represented as an int $($because it would be awkward to have $\backslash (0\mathrm{.}5\backslash )$ of someone!$)-$ A toString$()$ method, which calls upon the toString$()$ method in CastMember.java to return as a String all needed information. $-$ An addCastMember$(..)$ method, which takes as a parameter a CastMember object and returns nothing. This class must have a constructor and getters and setters to accommodate its variables. Person.java This class will represent a Person object, which we will define as having: $-$ A name, represented as a String $-$ An age, represented as an int $-$ A toString$()$ method which returns a String representation of the person This class will be abstract$,$ so that the CastMember and Role classes can implement further details. It should provide a constructor, getters, and setters.

Dish.java

This class will represent a Dish, defined as an interface. This interface should declare the following methods $($for the subclasses to implement$)$:

A method isVegetarian$(),$ which takes no parameters and returns a boolean indicating whether or not the dish is vegetarian

A getName$()$ method, which takes no parameters and returns a String of the dish$$s name $($e$.$g$.,$ "Caesar Salad"$)$

A getType$()$ method, which takes no parameters and returns a String of the dish$$s type $($e$.$g$.,$ "Appetizer"$)$

A toString$()$ method, which returns a String representation of the dish $($see the output below$)$

Appetizer.java, MainCourse.java, Dessert.java

These classes will be abstract$,$ representing the types of dishes on the menu. Each class should implement the Dish interface and have:

A name, represented as a String $($e$.$g$.,$ "Lobster Bisque"$)$

Whether or not the dish is vegetarian, represented as a boolean $($e$.$g$.,$ false for Steak$)$

A constructor that initializes all instance variables, and any other constructors as needed

A toString$()$ method, which returns a String representation of the dish by calling upon "getter" methods

A getType$()$ method, fulfilling the requirements of the super class

An abstract method getSubType$(),$ which takes no parameters and returns a sub$-$type of dish $($e$.$g$.,$ "Salad"$).$

Salad.java, Soup.java, Steak.java, Pasta.java, Cake.java, IceCream.java

These classes will be concise, representing the specific types of dishes that can be added to the menu. Each class should extend its respective abstract class and have:

A constructor that initializes all instance variables, and any other constructors as needed

A getSubType$()$ method that fulfills the requirements of the super class

Sample Output:

Welcome to Gusteau's Restaurant!

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$*$ Appetizer: Salad named Caesar Salad $($vegetarian$)$

$*$ Appetizer: Soup named Lobster Bisque $($not vegetarian$)$

$*$ Main Course: Steak named Ribeye Steak $($not vegetarian$)$

$*$ Main Course: Pasta named Fettuccine Alfredo $($vegetarian$)$

$*$ Dessert: Cake named Chocolate Cake $($vegetarian$)$

$*$ Dessert: Ice Cream named Vanilla Ice Cream $($vegetarian$)$