In java, write code that creates drawing$$patterns in random sizes, colors, and locations.$$The basic patterns are: checkerboard, nested squares, and a$$spoked$$star$,$ and a spiral.$$Each pattern should be implemented as its own class. Complete the constructors, accessors, mutators, tostring$$and$$draw$$methods$.$

$1.$ Complete and test the constructor,$$toString$$and accessor and mutator methods for each class. Include javadoc comments with$$@param$$and$$@return$$tags as described in your text.

$2.$ Implement the$$draw$$method for the$$Star$$class that will draw a $($spoked$)$ star when it is called. The method should only be passed the$$Graphics$$object as a parameter. The location of the star, the number of spokes, the width of the star, and its color should all be obtained from the$$Star$$object$$s instance fields. Instantiate a$$DrawingCanvas$$and several$$Star$$objects in your$$main$$method and call the$$draw$$method for each$$Star$$to make sure your$$draw$$method is working correctly. Add javadoc comments to the draw method.

$3.$Write the$$draw$$method for the$$NestedSquares$$class with javadoc comments. Create$$NestedSquares$$objects in$$main$$and test the$$draw$$method$.$

$4.$ Write the$$draw$$method for the$$Checkerboard$$class with javadoc comments. Create$$Checkerboard$$objects and test the$$draw$$method$.$

$5.$ Once you have tested all three methods and know they work correctly, write loops to instantiate and draw several of each type of object with random locations, sizes, colors, etc. Use the Java$$Random$$class$.$ Make sure that no parts of any of your patterns are drawn outside of the window.

$6.$ Implement$$a different pattern class $($a spiral is an interesting one$)$ and add random versions of your new pattern to your "painting."