Create four different codes named Flower.java, FlowerScene.java, FlowerMain.java and FlowerOverride.java following the guidelines provided.

Part A$)$ Create two classes based on this UML sketch $($see image$).$

Flower objects are defined by the $($x$,$y$)$ coordinate of the upper left of the bounding box, the pedal color, and the size. $($The center circle is always black.$)$

In the FlowerScene class:

Define a constructor that initializes flowers to an empty list, and then fills the list with a few Flower objects of various colors, sizes and locations.

Implement the drawScene method so that it creates a DrawingCanvas object and gets the Graphics$2$D object. Then loop through your ArrayList named flowers, and call draw with each one.

Part B$)$ You need a main method. Create that in a class named FlowerMain $($in FlowerMain.java$)$:

Part C$)$ Now overload the FlowerScene constructor so it is passed a Scanner object and fills the flower list with Flower objects using values $($red green blue x y size$)$ read from a file $($write an example line to call on a file$).$

Part D$)$ Override the FlowerScene constructor by passing it an int numFlowers and using that value to generate that many flowers with random colors, coordinates and sizes.