Download the Bank.java driver class file from the class GitHub repository

Add a comment at the top of each code file with your name, course name & section, and today$$s date $($the format for this is up to you, but be clear & consistent$)$

Create a class called BankAccount $($in a separate file from the driver$)$ that represents a bank account that includes the following:

Fields:

The owner$$s name $($String$)$

The account number $($int$)$

The account balance $($double$)$

A static private int accountCount

Constructors:

NOTE: both constructors should assign an account number by adding $1000$ to the accountCount field$$s value, then incrementing accountCount

A constructor with the owner$$s name as a parameter.$$ Set the balance to $0$ in the constructor.$$

A constructor with the owner$$s name & initial balance as parameters.

Methods:

getBalance$()$is a getter method that returns the balance

deposit$($amount$)$is a setter method that adds amount to the balance

withdraw$($amount$)$is a setter method that subtracts amount from the balance

Other getter$/$setter methods as you see fit $($think about what things can or cannot change in a bank account$)$

getAccountCount$()$ returns the number of accounts that have been created

toString$()$ returns the owner$$s name, account number, and balance as a String

Create a driver class that does the following:

Create $3$ bank accounts with the following balances:$10000,0,$ & $500$

Display the $3$ bank accounts using your toString method

Deposit $500$ in account $1$

Deposit $7500$ in account $2$

Withdraw $100$ from account $3$

Withdraw $2000$ from account $1$

Deposit $1000$ in account $2$

Display the $3$ bank accounts again after the withdrawals & deposits