In this lab, you will create a simple RPG $($Role$-$Playing Game$).$ We have different types of characters in our game, each with different abilities and attributes. Part $1$: Character Class $($Superclass$)$ Create an abstract class named Character, which will serve as the superclass for all types of characters in the game. This class should have the following properties: name: A String representing the character's name. level: An int representing the character's level. health: An int representing the character's health. This class should have the following methods: attack$()$: an abstract method that will prints a message that the character is attacking $($override in the derived class$).$ defend$()$: an abstract method that will print a message that the character is defending $($override in the derived class$).$ Getter and setter methods for each property. Part $2$: Create Subclasses Create two subclasses of Character: Warrior and Mage. The Warrior class should have the following additional properties: strength: An int representing the Warrior's strength. The Mage class should have the following additional properties: magic: An int representing the Mage's magic power. Each subclass should override the attack$()$ and defend$()$ method to display a unique attack or defend style. For example, a Warrior might attack with a sword, while a Mage might use a spell. They should also have getter and setter methods for each new property. Create an interface named SpecialAbility. This interface should define a method called useAbility$().$ Next, implement the SpecialAbility interface in the Warrior and Mage classes. In the useAbility$()$ method, print a message that describes the character's special ability. For example, a Warrior might have a "Berserker Rage" ability, while a Mage might have a "Time Warp" ability. Part $4$: Main Class In a main method, create instances of your Warrior and Mage classes, set their properties, and call their methods to demonstrate that everything is working as expected. This should include the useAbility$()$ method.