Write code to solve the following problem:

You are going on an easter hunt. You are given a Basket to hold your collected goodies$/$items$.$

The Basket has three limits: the total number of items it can hold, the weight it can carry, and

the volume it can hold. Each item has a weight and volume, and you must not overload a

Basket by adding too many items, too much weight, or too much volume. There are many item

types that you might add to your inventory, each their own class in the EasterGoodies system.

$(1)$ A chocolate egg has a weight of $0\mathrm{.}1$ and a volume of $0\mathrm{.}5.$

$(2)$ A chocolate bunny has a weight of $1$ and a volume of $2.$

$(3)$ A pack of crackers has a weight of $\mathrm{.}5$ and a volume of $2\mathrm{.}5.$

$(4)$ Water has a weight of $2$ and a volume of $3.$

$(5)$ A hard candy pack has a weight of $\mathrm{.}6$ and a volume of $0\mathrm{.}5.$

$(6)$ A soda can has a weight of $2\mathrm{.}5$ and a volume of $3\mathrm{.}5.$

Objectives:

$$ Create an EasterGoodies class that represents any of the different items above. This class

must represent the item$$s weight and volume, which it needs at creation time $($constructor$).$

$$ Create derived classes for each of the types of items above. Each class should pass the

correct weight and volume to the base class constructor but should be creatable themselves

with a parameterless constructor $($for example, new HardCany$()$ or new ChocBunny$()).$

$$ Build a Basket class that can store an array of items. The total number of items, the maximum

weight, and the maximum volume are provided at creation time and cannot change afterward.

$$ Make a public bool Add$($EasterGoodies item$)$ method to Basket class that allows you to add

items of any type to the Basket$$s contents. This method should fail $($return false and not modify

the Basket$$s fields$)$ if adding the item would cause it to exceed the Basket$$s total number of

items, weight, or volume limit$.$

$$ Add properties to Basket that allow it to report the current item count, weight, and volume, and

the limits of each.

$$ Create a program that creates a new Basket and then allow the user to add $($or attempt to

add$)$ items chosen from a menu.

Modify your Homework $9$ to add an abstract method to EasterGoodies class:

public abstract string DisplayDetails$()$; $//$ returns the details of a particular basket item

Each of the subclasses in your project must implement the abstract method.

Your driver program class should show polymorphic behavior by creating several instances from your classes and then referencing to these objects with a base class reference. Your program should print the items that were added to the Basket and the description for each item.