Write a Java application that meets the following specifications. Make sure to give the classes and methods the exact names shown in this prompt, since I will be testing them using my own test class.

The abstract class Pizza has two subclasses Pizza, namely TypeAPizza and TypeBPizza.

TypeAPizzas are round and weigh 25 grams per square centimeter, while TypeBPizzas are square and weigh 50 grams per square centimeter.

Every Pizza initially has ten slices with equal areas. Each Pizza contains zero or more toppings, stored in a list. Each topping name is a String. Think about what other variables you need.

Every Pizza has the following methods. At least one of these methods should be abstract in Pizza, but I have not indicated which one(s):

public void addTopping(String t) adds a topping to the pizza

public boolean checkTopping(String t) returns true if the pizza has a particular topping, otherwise false. Think carefully about the String comparisons.

public Double getCurrentAreaInSqCM() returns the current surface area in square CM

public double getCurrentWeightInGrams() returns the current weight of the pizza in grams

public double eatSlice() returns the weight of one slice if one is available; otherwise returns zero. Also does whatever is necessary to ensure that future calls to getCurrentAreaInSqCM() and getCurrentWeightInGrams() will reflect the reduced amount of pizza remaining.

Each type of Pizza needs a constructor. Think carefully about the parameters. Hint: Remember that variables that are protected, rather than private, in Pizza can be accessed from the subclasses.

You do not need to take user input for this problem. Use a driver class to thoroughly demonstrate your work. The driver class should create Pizzas of various sizes and demonstrate that all the methods work correctly.