Using Java, create two classes: $$BuildCar$$ class and $$MyCarApp$$ class. BuildCar is the blueprint class used to build car objects. The BuildCar class should have instance variables for: Speed, Odometer, Direction, and Fuel$\_$gauge. You can create additional instance variables if you like. Your class should include methods to: accelerate $($hitGas$),$ break $($hitBreak$),$ change directions $($turn right, turn left$),$ add miles on a trip $($addMiles$),$ and add fuel $($checkFuel$).$ All Instance variables will start at zero.

Your Main method in the MyCarApp class will need to create two BuildCar objects and take each car on a different trip. The fuel economy is $20$ miles to the gallon for both cars. Using the methods in the BuildCar class, take each car on a road trip of at least $200$ miles. Output the following: Each time you change direction $($turnLeft$,$ turnRight$)$ this becomes another leg of the trip and you should $(1)$ change the speed $($hitBreak or hitGas$),(2)$ add the number of miles in that direction $($addMiles$),$ and $(3)$ check to see if you need more fuel $($use checkFuel$).$ At the end of each trip, you should be able to output the number of legs to your trip, the total miles travelled $($use checkMiles$),$ the amount of fuel used, and the direction you are heading.