Programming Java 10th edition. Create a java application of your choice that includes at least 3 classes. One class holds your main () method, another describes an object to be instaniated and has a has-a relationship with the 3rd class. Meet the following:

It compiles and runs with no errors.

1) One class has at least 4 private attributes. 2) Another class that uses the class defined in #1 (has-a relationship). 3) Each class from #` and #2 include at lease one mutator (set) and one accessor (get) method. The methods are typically public. 4) the main() method is packaged in its own separate class and "drives" the application (call it Driver). This will be a separate class from #1 and #2. 5) At least 2 constructors for one of your classes. Be sure to use both constructors. 6) Include at least one method in each class from #1 and #2 not counting the getters and setters. In the methods define and assign values to variables to perform a calculation of something, such as the area of a rectangle, the circumference or area of a circle, or total value of a line item (cost of item * quantity). Display the results of your calculation to the output screen. Make sure you include descriptions that explain what the calculation does and the values of each of the variables you use. 7) Use an array or collection. 8) Use an if or switch statement. 9) Use a loop of some type. All data is accompanied by a brief explanation. JavaDoc comments.