Create a public class named Location. Location should define a single public constructor

that accepts three fields: a String $($the description$),$ and a latitude and longitude position, as

doub le values, in that Frder. You are welcome to name these fields however you like! Your

constructor should reject null descriptions and invalid latitude and longitude values. Valid

longitude values are between $-180\mathrm{.}0$ and $180\mathrm{.}0,$ inclusive, while valid latitude values are

between $-90\mathrm{.}0$ and $90\mathrm{.}0,$ inclusive.

You do not need to provide any getters and setters! Instead, define a single method named

equals. Your equals method accepts an Object as a single parameter. It should return true

if the passed object is a Location and has the same position as the passed object, and false

otherwise.

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public class Location $\{$

private String description;

private double latitude;

private double longitudel;

public void Location$($String description, double latitude, double longitude$)$; IN JAVA