Java programming

Create a class MarblesJar that has the following members:

- An enum of colors (as many colors as you want) called ColorValues and a particular color called 'color' that is of type ColorValues

- A static method that prints out the list of ColorValues called DisplayPossibleColors()

- An array of integers called marbleCounts. It has the same length as the number of items in ColorValues, and each element represents a total. For example marbleCounts[0] represents the number of marbles of color 0 (the enum value with ordinal 0 or in other words the first color ColorValues)

- A constructor that takes no arguments that fills the marble jar with 100 marbles

- A constructor that takes an integer as a number of marbles to fill the jar with

- A private int field 'numMarbles' with the number of marbles and an accessor/mutator for it

- A toString method that displays the color and count of marbles of each color in the marble jar along with the total numMarbles. For example it may look like:

BLUE: 10 RED: 15 GREEN: 5 TOTAL: 30 

- In your main method, create a MarblesJar with the default and the overloaded constructor, and call toString() on each by printing them out via System.out.println(objRef) where objRef is the MarblesJar reference.