Part A

Create an abstract Division class with fields for a company$$s division name $($divisionTitle$)$ and account number $($acctNum$),$ and an abstract display$()$ method. Use a constructor in the superclass that requires values for both fields.

Part B

Create two subclasses named InternationalDivision and DomesticDivision.

The InternationalDivision subclass includes a field for the country in which the division is located $($country$)$ and a field for the language spoken $($language$)$; its constructor requires both.

The DomesticDivision subclass includes a field for the state in which the division is located $($state$)$; a value for this field is required by the constructor.

Part C

Write an application named UseDivision that creates a Division reference. Ask the user whether a $($D$)$ for a DomesticDivision or $($I$)$ for an InternationalDivision object should be created. Prompt for appropriate values and assign a new subclass object to the Division reference. Then display the details of the created object.

An example of the program is shown below:

Is this for a $($D$)$omestic or $($I$)$nternational division? $>>$ D

Enter division name $>>$ Division $9$

Enter acct number $>>32147889$

Enter state $>>$ Iowa

Domestic Division: Division Division $9$ Acct# $32147889$

Located in Iowa

Task $01$: Create the Division class.

Task $02$: Create the InternationalDivision class.

Task $03$: Create the DomesticDivision class.

Task $04$: Create the UseDivision class.

Task $05$: The UseDivision program accepts user input and displays the correct information on the division.

please complete all the tasks