Objective: Demonstrate your understanding of basic Java constructs for input, process and output. This assignment is based on the material covered in chapter $9$ of your textbook and the material covered on algorithms Please do not use break, continue$/$exit$,$ return Documentation: See your course syllabus addendum file in Canvas for the required heading documentation and other notes. Make sure you have the header section properly created using tags such as @author, @file, etc Write a java program for the question below, Save the file with the following format LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java Deliverable: Submit your Java file. Use the file format: LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java for your file name. NOTE: Java class names must begin with a capital letter $($i$.$e$.,$FooBarCIT$130$HW#$.$java$)$ Submit your file to the assignment dropbox in Canvas Please don$$t forget to submit UML Assignment: Part $1$ Design the UML Diagram: Draw the UML diagram for a Vehicle class based on the requirements outlined in Part $2$ below. Save it as lastNameFirstNameUML.docx Part $2-$ Define the Vehicle Class: Design and write the definition of the Vehicle class named LastName$($initial$)$FirstName$($initial$)$Cit$130$Vehicle.java Example if first name is John and last name is Smith then the class name will be SLCit$130$Vehicle.java with the following public datafields: Make $,$ model, year, mileage, fuel type. Create a no$-$arg constructor to initialize these fields with default values $($refer to the Sample Run$)$ Create a second constructor that takes only the model, year, and mileage as parameters and initialize the variables. Create a third constructor that initializes all the data fields Implement a method that calculates and returns the age of the vehicle by subtracting the vehicle$$s year from the current year. The user will input the current year Create a method that displays all the vehicle information, including the age. $($Hint: Call the method that calculates the vehicle$$s age inside this method.$)$ Implement a print method that displays the model, year, and mileage. Part $3-$ Write a Test Class that include the main method: save it as LastNameFirstNameCit$130$TestHw$8$A$.$java $-$ Show how to create and display information for an object using the no$-$arg constructor. $-$ Use hardcoded data to create and display an object using the third constructor $($without prompting the user for input$).$ Please see sample run $-$ Create a loop to enter vehicle details using user input $-$prompt the user to enter model, year and mileage $-$ Create a second constructor object and $-$ use print to display model, year and mileage $-$ Ask if the user would like to enter another vehicle detail, please see sample run Save the class with LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java Note: You can have all classes in one file and have one name for the program as the following LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java Sample Run: Using default data: Enter current year for model: Camry $2024$ Make: Toyota Model: Camry Year: $2000$ Mileage: $100$ Fuel Type: Gas Age: $24$ years Hardcoded data: Enter current year for model: Model S $2025$ Make: Tesla Model: Model S Year: $2022$ Mileage: $15000$ Fuel Type: Electric Age: $3$ years Enter vehicle details: Model: Honda Year: $2018$ Mileage: $55000$ Vehicle Details: Model: Honda Year: $2018$ Mileage: $55000$ Would you like to enter another vehicle? $($yes$/$no$)$: yes Enter vehicle details: Model: Toyota Year: $2016$ Mileage: $150000$ Vehicle Details: Model: Toyota Year: $2016$ Mileage: $150000$ Would you like to enter another vehicle? $($yes$/$no$)$: no Thank you for using the Vehicle Manager! Press any key to continue $...$ LastNameFirstNameCit$130$TestHw$8$A$.$java

$-$ Show how to create and display information for an object using the no$-$arg constructor.

$-$ Use hardcoded data to create and display an object using the third constructor $($without prompting the user for input$).$ Please see sample run

$-$ Create a loop to enter vehicle details using user input

$-$prompt the user to enter model, year and mileage

$-$ Create a second constructor object and

$-$ use print to display model, year and mileage

$-$ Ask if the user would like to enter another vehicle detail, please see sample run

Save the class with LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java

Note:

You can have all classes in one file and have one name for the program as the following LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java

Sample Run:

Using default data:

Enter current year for model: Camry

$2024$

Make: Toyota

Model: Camry

Year: $2000$

Mileage: $100$

Fuel Type: Gas

Age: $24$ years Write a java program for the question below, Save the file with the following format LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java

Deliverable: Submit your Java file. Use the file format: LastNameFirstNameCit$130$Hw$8$A$.$java for your file name. NOTE: Java class names must begin with a capital letter $($i$.$e$.,$FooBarCIT$130$HW$\backslash$#$.$java$)$ Submit your file to the assignment dropbox in Canvas

Please don't forget to submit UML

Assignment:

Part $1-$ Design the UML Diagram:

Draw the UML diagram for a Vehicle class based on the requirements outlined in Part $2$ below. Save it as lastNameFirstNameUML.docx

Part $2-$