Write the complete code for the class Truck as given in the class diagram below. Be sure to not use duplicate code in the constructors. For example, the constructors with 2 arguments should call the one with 1 argument to set the value for cylinder. Use the provided file TruckTester.java to test your class.

Truck - cylinders:int - manufacturer:String - load:double - tow:double + Truck() + Truck(int cylinders) + Truck(int cylinders, String manufacturer) + Truck(int cylinders, String manufacturer, double load) + Truck(int cylinders, String manufacturer, double load, double tow) + printTruckInfo():void + getCylinders():int + setCylinders(int cylinders):void + getManufacturer():String + setManufacturer(String manufacturer):void + getLoad():double + setLoad(double load):void + getTow():double + setTow(double tow):void printTruckInfo method Write a method to print the contents of the variables in the Truck class to produce output in the following format: cylinders = 6 manufacturer = Ford load = 1000.0 tow = 13000.0

Truck Tester is given and it looks like this:

public class TruckTester

{

public static void main(String[] args)

{

//Call the default constructor

Truck truck1 = new Truck();

truck1.printTruckInfo();

//Call constructor with 1 argument

Truck truck2 = new Truck(6);

truck2.printTruckInfo();

//Call constructor with 2 arguments

Truck truck3 = new Truck(6, "Ford");

truck3.printTruckInfo();

//Call constructor with 3 arguments

Truck truck4 = new Truck(6, "Ford", 1000);

truck4.printTruckInfo();

//Call constructor with 4 arguments

Truck truck5 = new Truck(6, "Ford", 1000, 13000);

truck5.printTruckInfo();

}

}