Multiple interfaces and Abstraction Create a Java program that uses an abstract class and multiple interfaces to represent different shapes. The program should have an interface called Shape that contains a method called getArea[]. Another interface called Color, which contains a method called getColor(). The abstract class AbstractShape should implement both Shape and Color interfaces and have a protected variable called color and a constructor that initializes the color variable. The Abstractshape class should also provide a common implementation for the getColor() method. Then, create two classes called Circle and Rectangle that extend AbstractShape and implement the getArea|] method. In the main class, create a Circle object and a Rectangle object, and use the getArea[] and getColor[] methods to print the area and color of each shape." The sample output is as below: Circle area: 78.53981633974483 Circle color: red Rectangle area: 50.0 Rectangle color: blue