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The Meal class and its subclass DeluxeMeal are used to represent meals at a restaurant.

All Meal objects have the following attributes and methods.

• A String variable representing the name of the entree included in the meal
• A double variable representing the cost, in dollars, of the meal
• A toString method that indicates information about the meal

The following table shows the intended behavior of the Meal class.

Statement	Result
Meal burger = new Meal("hamburger", 7.99);	A new Meal object is created to represent a hamburger that costs $7.99.
burger.toString();	The string "hamburger meal, $7.99" is returned.

(a) Write the complete Meal class. Your implementation must meet all specifications and conform to the behavior shown in the table.

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Question 2

A deluxe meal, represented by a DeluxeMeal object, includes a side dish and a drink for an additional cost of $3. The DeluxeMeal class is a subclass of Meal. The DeluxeMeal class contains two additional attributes not found in Meal:

• A String variable representing the name of the side dish included in the meal
• A String variable representing the name of the drink included in the meal

The following table shows the intended behavior of the DeluxeMeal class.

Statement	Result
DeluxeMeal burritoCombo = new DeluxeMeal("burrito", "chips", "lemonade", 7.49);	A new DeluxeMeal object is created to represent a deluxe meal including a burrito (entree), chips (side dish), and lemonade (drink). The cost of the burrito alone is $7.49, so the cost of the meal is set to $10.49.
burritoCombo.toString();	The string "deluxe burrito meal, $10.49" is returned.

(b) Write the complete DeluxeMeal class. Your implementation must meet all specifications and conform to the behavior shown in the table JUST PART B