This projects make use of different design patterns.

Suppose that you were asked to implement a project that

enables users to create different types of shapes for

different operating systems and the shape properties could

be easily extended. For this project pay attention to the

following requirements:

$$ Focus on Squares and Rectangles.

$$ Enable creating shapes specific for two different

operating systems; windows and linux.

$$ Any user can only draw maximum one instance of any of

the two shapes; one circle, one square

$$ Each shape has two main functionalities; draw$()$ and

getDescription$().$ In the implementation just add a print

statement showing what is happening; for example in

draw of circle, println$($drawing a circle$)$

$$ After creating the shape object, it should be possible to

extend the created shape with one or multiple of the

following.

$$ fill shape with color

$$ border color

$$ Double border size

$$ if the user creates circle shape, then automatically

executes a motion command. but if square is created

then executes border light command

$$ Add a test driver class that does the following:

$$ create a windows square; filled in with color, and has

double border size

$$ create a linux circle; with corder color and has quadratic

border size