Create class called LabOne with attribute x$=12-$ Create object of the class LabOne called object$1$ and print the value of attribute x$3-$ Create another attribute called y$=2$ and object called object$24-$ Print the value of both x and y using this format x$=1,$y$=25-$ Use object$1$ to change the value of attribute x x$=3.$ Using setter method$\mathrm{.}6-$ Declare y as constant by using final.Note that :In Java, when final keyword is used with a variable of primitive data types$($int$,$ float, $..$ etc$),$ value of the variable cannot be changed$\mathrm{.}7-$ Create static method called staticMethod, add print statement Static.Call this method from main method.Note that: A static method can be called directly from the class, without having to create aninstance of the class$\mathrm{.}8-$ Create public method called publicMethod, add print statement Public.Call this method from main method$\mathrm{.}9-$ Create public method called name with String parameter s$.$Add print statement inside the method $("$My name is $"+$ s$)$Call the method with your name from main method$\mathrm{.}10-$ Create constructor of the class LabOne and create new attribute z$.$Use constructor to set the value of z z$=4.$Print the value of z from the main method$\mathrm{.}11-$ Create static method called number that takes integer parameter x and return value.Call this method from main method$\mathrm{.}12-$ Create another class in the same file called LabOne$2.$Add method called sum that takes two integer and print the sum of it$.$Call the method from class LabOne$\mathrm{.}13-$ Create an abstract class called Vehicle which attributes V$\_$ID and V$\_$name. The class has methodcalled getName and another abstract method called getID.