GetInfo.java: 

public class GetInfo {
  public static void main(String[] args) {
     Stone stone = new Stone();
     
     /* Your solution goes here  */

  }
}

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InfinityStone.java:

public class InfinityStone {
  private String stoneName;
  private String stoneVessel;

  public void setStoneName(String name) {
     stoneName = name;
  }
 
  public String getStoneName() {
     return stoneName;
  }

  public void setStoneVessel(String vessel) {
     stoneVessel = vessel;
  }
 
  public String getStoneVessel() {
     return stoneVessel;
  }

  public void printStoneInfo() {
     System.out.print("Name: " + stoneName);
     System.out.print(", Vessel: "  + stoneVessel);
  }
 
}

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Stone.java: 

public class Stone extends InfinityStone {
  private String stoneLocation;
  private boolean acquired;

  public void setStoneLocation(String location) {
     stoneLocation = location;
  }

  public String getStoneLocation(){
     return stoneLocation;
  }
 
  public void setAcquired(boolean a) {
     acquired = a;
  }

  public boolean getAcquired(){
     return acquired;
  }

}

Context: There are six infinity stones in Marvel's Cinematic Universe, each gives special abilities to the beholder. Thanos has vowed to find them all. Thanos is one of the strongest creatures in the universe. However, he lacks a system to track infinity stones and their whereabouts. He recently came across Earth's cutting edge programming language Java and shall use this technology to track stones and their information. Assign the stone's name with "Mind", the vessel with "Loki's Scepter", location with "Asgard" and acquired with false. Use printStoneInfo() member method and a separate println() statement to output stone's data. Sample output from the given program: Name: Mind, Vessel: Loki's Scepter, Location: Asgard, Acquired: false