Create Java Program that solves this question

1. Create 2 interfaces: BankInterface and PetInterface. BankInterface contains only 1 abstract method: accountType() which does not return anything and takes 1 string argument: accType. PetInterface contains only 1 abstract method: petType() which does not return anything and takes 1 String argument petType. 2. Create an abstract class named Student. This class contains 2 instance variables, 1 constructor, and 2 abstract methods. a. Instance variables: stId and stName (Use appropriate data type for each.) b. A 2-argument constructor that will be called eventually from its subclass to load 2 instance variables of this level during the creation of an object of its subclass. 2 abstract methods: getStId and getStName. Each of these methods, when sub classed into concrete ones, should return the respective values of the instance variables stId and stName. d. At this level you should do something to get the object state at this level. This means you need to override the toString() method.