Imagine we were creating a Textbased Adventure program and our Rooms in the assignment above could hold Items. We are not writing the complete game, but lets write a program that will build the Item.txt file. Create a new project. Add a class called Item that stores information about an item that can be placed in a room. An item has a name, a description and the room number in which the item is initially is stored. LAMP, a brightly shining lamp, $3$ is an example of data that an Item might contain. Using the UML model below, create the private data members and methods for constructing an item. Create an ItemFileWriter class with a static method to write the items from the given ArrayList to a text file.. The items text file will hold the item name, item description and the initial room that the item is to be loaded into, on seperate lines followed by a blank line. An example of the file that is to be constructed is attached. Construct a class with main$()$ in it$.$ Create an ArrayList of Items and get the item data from the user for as many items as the user wants to type in$.$ After the user finishes inputting the items, write them to the Items text file using your ItemFileWriter. Next, have main$()$ display how many items were written to the file. Be sure to fully document all classes. Item $-$itemName: String the name of the item $-$itemDescription: String the description of the item $-$initialRoom: int initial room the item will be put in $+$Item$($name:String,descr:String,room:int$)$ Constructor. This just sets the instance variables to the values of the parameters $+$getItemName$()$: String returns the name $+$getInitialRoom$()$: int returns initial room number $+$toString$()$:String returns a string with the name and description