Exercise 4 - Using Static Objects 1. Open and study class CountObjects.java. The main method in this class creates a random number of objects of the class Class. However, variable numObjects has value -1, which you must change so that when this program is executed it prints the number of Class objects created. 2. You can make changes to ClassC.java and to CountObjects.java. However, the only changes that you can make to ClasC.java are to the declaration of counter and changing the statement in the constructor of ClassC. Do not add more code to the constructor of ClassC. The only change that you can make in class CountObjects is the statement in line 9: numObjects = -1; you can assign to numObjects the number of objects that have been created. 3. Run your code and make sure that the value that it prints is the number of objects created and not -1 (the number of these objects should be 16. Note that you cannot simply write numObjects = 16 in class CountObjects). 2jqeu kdoo ju u u yy sseou! pejeejo si jeyi bego Luene jeu ensue nok op MOH (con suoo au ujuewereis out pinoys 'os) pnx si g Ki jqeu enjen ayn eseojou perejo spoelgo jo jequnu en junoo of Ossejo ujejunoo aqeuen sn jqoid y nq nk gun l jou o ClassC.java public class Class { private int counter = 0; public class { counter = 1; } public void incCounter() { ++counter; } public int getCounter() { return counter: } ) I CountObjects.java 1 public class CountObjects { public static void main(String[] args) { int numObjects; Class C = null; for (int i = 0; i