Type a Java class called Purse. Purse should have the following:

• three int instance variables: pounds, shillings and pence.
• a no argument constructor (i.e., Purse())that initializes the instance variables to 0.
• a mutator method void addPounds(int poundsToAdd)
• a mutator method void addShillings(int shillingsToAdd) You may assume shillingsToAdd is less than 20. Note that if addShillings increases the number of shillings to 20 or more, the pounds value should be increased until shillings is less than 20.
• a mutator method void addPence(int penceToAdd) You may assume penceToAdd is less than 12. Note that ifaddPenceincreases the number of pence to 12 or more, the shillings value should be increased until pence is less than 12.
• anaccessor method int getPounds() that returns the number of pounds in the purse
• an accessor method int getShillings() that returns the number of shillings (<20) in the purse.
• an accessor method int getPence() that returns the number of pence (<12) in the purse.
• a mutator method void spend(int poundsToRemove, int shillingsToRemove, int penceToRemove) that removes the specified amount of money from the purse. You may assume the purse has sufficient total funds to cover the withdrawal, though you may have to break a pound into shillings, or a shilling into pence.
• anaccessormethod String toString() that returns a String representation of the purse (such as "pounds 3, shillings 10, pence 5")