Part A

Create a class to hold data about a high school sports team. The Team class holds data fields for high school name as school $($such as Roosevelt High$),$ sport as sport $($such as Basketball$),$ and team name as mascot $($such as Dolphins$).$ Also include a public final static String named MOTTO and initialize it to Sportsmanship!.

Include a default constructor that takes no parameters. Then, include an overloaded constructor that takes parameters for each data field.

Include get methods that return the values of the data fields.

Part B

Write an application named TestTeam whose main$()$method declares three Team objects. For each Team object, call a method named setTeamData$()$ that declares a temporary Team object, prompts the user for values for the fields, and returns the temporary object to one of the Teams in the main$()$ method. Display all the data, including the motto, for each Team object.

An example of the program is shown below:

Enter school name $>>$ Public School $118$

Enter sport $>>$ Curling

Enter mascot $>>$ Tuna

Enter school name $>>$ Randomtowne High School

Enter sport $>>$ Tractor Racing

Enter mascot $>>$ Scarecrows

Enter school name $>>$ St$.$ Petersburg

Enter sport $>>$ Swimming

Enter mascot $>>$ Lionfish

Public School $118$ Curling team Tuna

Our motto is Sportsmanship!

Randomtowne High School Tractor Racing team Scarecrows

Our motto is Sportsmanship!

St$.$ Petersburg Swimming team Lionfish

Our motto is Sportsmanship!

Part C

Create a class named Game. Include two Team fields that hold data about the teams participating in the game, call them team$1$ and team$2.$ Also include a String field for game time as time $($for example, $7$ PM$).$

Include a default constructor that takes no parameters and an overloaded constructor that takes parameters for two Team objects and a time.

Add a get method for each data field in the Game class.

Part D

Write an application named TestGame to instantiate a Game object, prompt the user for the Game details, then pass the Game to a method that displays the details about the Game.

info$>$ Note that in this program, depending on what the user enters, the two teams are not necessarily playing the same sport! You will be able to fix this logical flaw after you learn about decision$-$making.

An example of the program is shown below:

The game between My High School Soccer Eagles

and Your High School Soccer Falcons

takes place at $6$:$45$PM

Task $01$: Create the Team class.

Task $02$: Add the data fields to the Team class.

Task $03$: Create the Team class constructors.

Task $04$: Create a get method for each data field in the Team class.

Task #$05$: $\{$CDEV$-9931\}$ Task $5$: Create the TestTeam application.

Task $06$: Create the Game class.Task $07$: Add the data fields to the Game class.

Task $08$: Create the Game class constructors.

Task $09$: Add a get method for each data field in the Game class.

Task #$10$: $\{$CDEV$-9931\}$ Task $10$: Create the TestGame application.