For the Ticket class: $1.$ Don$$t allow the ticket class to be instantiated. $2.$ Add an event date field. $3.$ The price field is a private constant and is the default ticket price. $4.$ The number field is static $($not constant$),$ initialized to $0,$ and is the last ticket number generated. $5.$ Ticket numbers should be $3$ alphas $($you choose$)$ plus $5$ digits that increase with each ticket $($determined using number$).$ For example: GSU$00001.6.$ Create a stub method that handles payments by excepting an amount field and returning a Boolean value to indicate that the payment was accepted. a$.$ A stub method is a method that serves as a placeholder for code that can be added at a later date. It just takes in parameters and issues a response. b$.$ Issue an appropriate message that payment was accepted for the dollar amount passed. c$.$ Return a true response from the method. d$.$ Allow this class to be called from a subclass only. $7.$ Allow toString$()$ to use a default parameter or accept amount as a parameter. a$.$ Print: event date, ticket number and amount. e$.$g$.04/05/2024$ Number: GSU$00001,$ Price: $$50\mathrm{.}00$ CPSC$-3148$ Exercise Ex$9\mathrm{.}5-8$ For the Walkup Ticket class: $1.$ Override toString$()$ method to print the ticket type before calling the superclass toString$()$ method. Allow printing on the same line. e$.$g$.$ Walkup Ticket $-04/05/2024$ Number: GSU$00001,$ Price: $$50\mathrm{.}00$ For the Advanced Ticket class: $1.$ Override getPrice$()$ to get the default price $($via the super getPrice$)$ and calculate the price to be $40\%$ discounted for purchases $10$ days or more before the event and $20\%$ discounted for those less than $10$ days before the event. $2.$ Override toString$()$ method to print the ticket type before calling the superclass toString$()$ method. Allow printing on the same line. e$.$g$.$ Advanced Ticket $-04/05/2024$ Number: GSU$00001,$ Price: $$40\mathrm{.}00$ For the Student Advanced Ticket class: $1.$ Override getPrice$()$ to get the advanced ticket price $($via the super getPrice$)$ and calculate the price to be half the advanced ticket price. $2.$ Override toString$()$ method to print $$Student $$ before calling the superclass toString$()$ method. Allow printing on the same line. e$.$g$.$ Student Advanced Ticket $-04/05/2024$ Number: GSU$00001,$ Price: $$20\mathrm{.}00$ CPSC$-3148$ Exercise Ex$9\mathrm{.}5-8$ From the main method: $1.$ Define objects for the three ticket subclasses. $2.$ Prompt the user for the event date that they are purchasing a ticket for a$.$ Research how to work with dates in java $($i$.$e$.$ read in$,$ store, compare, calculate days between dates, current date$).3.$ Prompt the user to ask if they are a student. $4.$ Based on user input, determine the ticket object to use. a$.$ Get the price of the ticket b$.$ Get payment c$.$ If payment is good i$.$ Get ticket ii$.$ Print ticket $5.$ Continue to prompt the user to purchase tickets until the user quits $($using a sentinel value$).$