In Java, we will create a monster game. Create a default constructor for Monster that sets property values as follows:

Name will be "none", and all of the other integer properties set to $1.$ Do not set a type

Create an overloaded constructor for Monster which sets the properties as follows:

inType will be a String we'll pass to the constructor to set the Monster's type

inName will be a String we'll pass to the constructor to set the Monster's name.

inLevel will be an integer we'll pass to the constructor to set the Monster's level

size set to $1$

strength to the return value of a method that we'll create called calcSTR$()$

hitPoints to the return value of a method that we'll create called calcHP$()$

Create setters for all $6$ of the properties for Monsters: name, size, strength, and hitPoints.

Create getters for all $6$ of the properties for Monsters: type, name, level, size, strength, and hitPoints.

Write a calcSTR method used to calculate the strength of the Monster as follows:

calcSTR requires no passed parameters and uses standarddata fields

calcSTR should return an integer:

First, it generates a random integer from $3-10($inclusive$)$ using the Random Class.

Then, it adds the level times the size to the random integer you had generated.

Finally, it returns the result of that complete calculation

Write a calcHP method used to calculate the hitPoints of the Monster as follows:

calcHP requires no passed parameters and uses our standard Monster properties

calcHP should return an integen

The integer value returned should be the strength times the level divided by two.