Write a small program that implements a parking lot manager in Java. Your program should implement the

following classes:

Car:

Contains a string for make, model, and color. It also contains a boolean representing

whether this car has handicap accessible parking.

Implements a constructor that takes the aforementioned five instance variables.

ParkingSpot:

Contains an instance of Car describing the car currently parked in this spot.

Contains a boolean variable handicap, set to true if the spot is handicap accessible.

Implements a constructor that takes the aforementioned boolean.

ParkingLot:

Contains an array of twenty ParkingSpots, four of which must be handicap accessible.

Implements a constructor that creates the aforementioned array.

Implements a method that takes a Car and parks it in an appropriate available parking spot.

This method should return an int representing the chosen index of the chosen parking spot in

the array. This method should also return -1 if no parking spot is free.

Implements a method that takes an int and removes and returns the specified Car from the

given Parking Spot.

Implement and override toString() to return a string containing the number of handicap

accessible and standard parking spots available separated by a single space (NN NN)

ParkingTester:

Contains only a main class that performs the following operations:

Instantiate a ParkingLot

Print the ParkingLot by calling its ToString() method

Instantiate a Car that represents a Blue Lexus RX, with handicap accessible tags

Park this Car in the ParkingLot

Print the ParkingLot by calling its ToString() method

Instantiate a Car entirely of your own design, you may choose handicap or non-handicap

Park this Car in the ParkingLot

Print the ParkingLot by calling its ToString() method

Remove the first Car (the Blue Lexus RX) from the ParkingLot

Print the ParkingLot by calling its ToString() method

Add fifteen cars of your own design (they can all be the same car) to the ParkingLot. You

must use a loop for this!

Print the ParkingLot by calling its ToString() method