Write Java program where it contains the following:

A class to define a kind of objects in real$-$world $($i$.$e$.$ cars, chairs$)$;

A main class $($main program$)$ to create an array of objects with $4$ instances your class.

Assign different properties $($attributes$)$ to each element via the setters. And then get the

properties via the getters and output the properties to the console.

Basic Requirement:

You need to submit $2.$java files: one for the class of a kind of real$-$world objects

and one for the main class;

Write your classes under a package named assign$1$;

Use the name convention: Assign$1\_$pXXXXXXX as the class name of your main

No inner classes $($e$.$g$.$ a class declared in the main class$)$;

For the class of real$-$world objects:

Define $2$ properties of the class;

Explicitly define $1$ constructor to initialize the properties with initial

values;

All the properties must be initialized with a value within the constructor.

You must not just let Java assign the default value to them;

Define a getter and a setter per each property, and $1$ method for some

other behavior to the class $($e$.$g$.$ calculate the area of a circle by using the

radius$).$ I.e$.$ the total number of your class is $2+2+1=5.$

Example Output:

A Rectangle class has $2$ properties: width and height.

$2$ getters, $2$ setters and $1$ methods $-$ getArea$()$ are defined.

Output result: