JAVA

Lab$13$B: Create a Book class which contains the following:

$$ Fields:

o name: string

o price: double

o yearOfRelease: int

$$ Constructor:

o Takes in $2$ parameters: a string, and an integer.

o Sets the $2$ parameters to the appropriate fields.

$$ setPrice$()$:

o Takes in a double as a parameter and returns nothing.

o Sets the price field with the value in the parameter.

$$ toString$()$:

o Takes in no parameters and returns a string.

o The string returned is in the following format:

$$ name $($yearOfRelease$)$: $price

In your main method, prompt the user for the name of a book and a release date. Create a Book object with that information. Then, prompt the user for a price, and use the object$$s setPrice$()$ to set the Book object$$s price. Finally, call the Book object$$s toString$()$ and print what is returned.

Please note the following:

$$ When asking for a price, keep prompting the user until they enter a price that is greater than $0.$

$$ When asking for a yearOfRelease, keep prompting the user until they enter a number that is between $1500$ and $2024.$

$$ When asking for a name, keep prompting the user until they enter a name that isn$$t empty.

$$ You can assume the user will never enter information of the wrong type $($e$.$g$.$: when asking for a yearOfRelease, you can assume the user will only enter integers$).$

Sample output $($user input in bold$)$:

Enter a name for the book:

Name cannot be empty.

Enter a name for the book: Gulliver's Travels

Enter a year of release for the book: $1499$

Year of release must be between $1500$ and $2024.$

Enter a year of release for the book: $1726$

Enter a price for the book: $-200\mathrm{.}0$

Price must be a positive number.

Enter a price for the book: $0$

Price must be a positive number.

Enter a price for the book: $42\mathrm{.}99$

Gulliver's Travels $(1726)$: $$42\mathrm{.}99$