The toString method is used to provide a string representation of an object $($i$.$e$.,$ what it should do when it needs to

behave as a String $).$ Add a toString method to the Item class that displays the Item in the following way,

assume the flavor is Chocolate and the price is $16\mathrm{.}83.$

Chocolate $$16\mathrm{.}83$

There is a tab between the flavor and the price and you should also print the dollar sign. Printing to $2$ decimal places

is not strictly necessary. Note: Don't print the bar in the front, just the attributes with the tab between them and the

dollar sign in front of the price.

equals method

Write an equals method to compare to Item s$.$ Two Item objects are the same if all of their attribute values are the

same.

Copy Constructor

Include a copy constructor in your Item class.

Testing

Feel free to write a driver to test your values. The automatic tests that run in the background will check for the

following:

that your toString method has the above format $($that$\text{'}$s the only way to test to see if you wrote a tostring

method$)$

if $2$ equal Item objects are actually equal

if $2$ unequal Item objects are not equal

if using your copy constructor $(1)$ doesn't give an error and $(2)$ correctly creates a new object whose value won't

change when changing the original object